Employment

Employment

A ticking time bomb? Bangladesh's NEET crisis paints a bleak future

A ticking time bomb? Bangladesh's NEET crisis paints a bleak future

A high NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) rate can spell trouble for an economy, especially when it constitutes primarily the country’s youth

Rizwanul Islam. Sketch: TBS

Employment and labour market: Reversals, riddles and emerging issues

Robust FDI must for Bangladesh’s macroeconomic stability: Atiur

Robust FDI must for Bangladesh’s macroeconomic stability: Atiur

About 93% of Indonesian companies are expanding workforce this year creating ample opportunity for professionals to switch to better jobs. Photo: Collected

Majority of Asia’s professionals want a new job this year

Shafiq R Bhuiyan. Sketch: TBS

Does your company have a thankless job?

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Jobs any student can pursue before graduation

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Job market expected to grow in second half of 2024

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

AL election manifesto: Import, export to be balanced to ensure forex supply

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Bengal Group, Brac unite to enhance graduate development and employment prospects

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How can we solve the job market struggles faced by Bangladesh's youth?

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4,500 Youth get employment after two months of training

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Youth unemployment stands at 8%, way over national rate

Principal Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office Tofazzal Hossain talk to journalists after visiting the various factories of Bangabandhu Shilpanagar at Mirsari upazila on 20 September 2023. Photo: BSS

Over 15 lakh people to get job at Bangabandhu Shilpa Nagar: Principal secretary