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    Planning: the government is unable to provide job opportunities for all the unemployed

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    Post by Rocky Tue 02 Aug 2022, 4:57 am

    [size=46]Planning: the government is unable to provide job opportunities for all the unemployed[/size]
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    The Federal Ministry of Planning said that the government is "unable" to provide job opportunities for all the unemployed, in light of the "absence" of the role of the private sector, while revealing the preparation of a draft law on partnership between the public and private sectors.

    The Undersecretary for Administrative Affairs, Azhar Hussein Saleh, stated that "the ministry is working, in addition to preparing the draft law, to educate and raise awareness of the importance of the private sector, and constantly strives to amend laws and reduce the differences between the public and private sectors."

    Saleh added, "The percentage of work in the private sector has reached 88 percent, so the country is still among the developing countries, as developed countries have a percentage of work in this vital sector to 96 percent."

    He continued, "The country is currently suffering from an increase in the trend towards public jobs, due to the lack of laws and the lack of real job opportunities in light of the challenges it has faced during the past years."

    She indicated that "the government cannot provide job opportunities for everyone according to the current development standards, so the private sector must participate, which should be supported by the state to create a healthy society and increase its positive repercussions in general."

    She pointed out, "the need for supporting laws that give workers in the private sector credibility and reassurance, especially the Social Security Law that guarantees the worker his rights in the event of an injury that causes him to lose the ability to work, in addition to the Home Employment Security Law issued by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs to guarantee the rights of the domestic worker as ( Servant)".
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