IN VIEW of the many job
seekers approaching the ADUN Luyang office in Foh Sang shop, the ADUN Luyang
Hiew King Cheu has decided to establish a job centre in his office to register
and to help those who are looking for jobs and employment.
The job centre will register
those who are unemployed and seeking employment in Sabah or in Semananjong. The
job centre will contact the employers, or they can come to the office if they
need to employ workers. The centre will keep a list of the people who has
registered under various categories ranging from general workers, house maids,
unskilled and skilled workers, technicians, engineers, and even professionals.
The purpose of setting up
such job centre will enable the job seekers to be put in contact with the
employers who are looking for workers and staffs, and it is easier by just
contacting the ADUN Luyang office for the right person to employ. All
interviews can be arranged through the centre.
Hiew said any one who wishes
to register with the job centre should come forward to the ADUN Luyang office
in Foh Sang to fill in the particulars so that the employers can contact the
person. Hiew also hopes that the move to set up such job centre can effectively
help those who are seeking for employment.
For those who are interested
can call the job centre at tel: 088-254987, 018-9610 516
syabas kepada Hiew King Cheu.. inilah yang dikatakan berkhidmat untuk rakyat.. jika semua pemimpin pembangkang dapat berfikir seperti Hiew, maka amanlah negara ini..
ReplyDeleteKalau idea baik kerajaan dan pembangkang digabungkan bersama untuk kepentingan rakyat memang hasilnya akan menjadi lebih baik.
DeleteThey are all concern about the people.
Deletejangan pula ada diskriminasi samada bangsa, agama mahupun fahaman politik.. bantulah setiap warga sabahan yang memerlukan..
ReplyDeleteAmalan diskriminasi memang wajar dielakkan jika mahukan keyakinan rakyat.Maka itu, parti pun akan dapat sokongan penuh rakyat.
DeleteIsu keagamaan dan bangsa sebenarnya tidak berlaku. Kami hidup aman damai sejak merdeka.
DeleteInilah salah satu caranya bagi penyelesaian masalah pengangguran di Sabah.harap2 mereka yang belum bekerja akan gunakan medium ni sebaiknya untuk dapatkan pekerjaan.
ReplyDeletethis is a good solution for people who's looking for job as they can directly being assist, making the process more easy.
ReplyDeleteBantuan sudah diberi, harus juga mereka yang memerlukan pekerjaan sedia untuk terima tawaran.
Deletesometimes it is hard to find the proper medium to start looking for job as newspaper and online ads are hiding its true nature.
ReplyDeleteat least the center can confirm the real designation of the job the employers are offering before the job hunters indulge in their task. this going to save time and effort and avoided from being con
ReplyDeleteThe people should make the first move also.
DeleteThe Sabah Youth Council (SYC) wants a study to be conducted to analyse the 'mismatch' of data on youths in the State.
ReplyDeleteIts President, Kevin Lim, said the study would be timely to address unemployment among youths.
"An observation on the existing job market shows youths in Sabah are still faced with challenging odds in seeking employment. Rapid changes in information technology and the diverse needs of employers make it tough for new graduates to compete for jobs.
"Furthermore, creation of jobs in the private and public sectors is not in tandem with the number of fresh graduates flooding the market.
"This not only creates competition but also contributes to unemployment.
Therefore, a study should be done to analyse the 'mismatch' of data so that youth graduates in the State can have better opportunities for employment," said Kevin.
The Council believes the potential of every individual should be nurtured from birth and their talents polished.
SYC is greatly concerned about the welfare of youth graduates in both urban and rural areas who are forced to compete for employment opportunities.
Meanwhile, SYC also called for the creation of a special institution dedicated for the development of youths in the State.
Kevin said this is to prevent any leakage of authentic information and so it can be channelled directly to youths.
He said the Government had allocated RM320 million to implement various activities including entrepreneurship training and leadership programmes at the state and district levels.
"However, results from the 13th general election showed that youths, especially those living in urban areas, were not aligned with the Government's aspiration. "Penetration of information through social media and Facebook worsened the whole situation. "Therefore, a special institution is needed so that youths can be equipped with training and skills to ensure their roles and responsibilities to help develop the country can be understood clearly and not so easily distorted by unverified information," said Kevin.
He said youth leaders should also be given accreditation and their views be taken seriously when conducting data studies for their development.
Towards this end Kevin also hoped that youths with good qualifications would be considered for appointment to local councils because they possess the potential to be a driving force or instrument to achieve development and implement government policies.
bantulah penganggur dptkan pekerjaan
ReplyDeleteMasalah pengangguran adalah amsalah semua pihak. Kerajaan dan rakyat sendiri yang harus usaha bersama.
ReplyDeleteany clerk of work at luyang foh sang?
ReplyDelete