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Tourism fair begins with hope of creating youth employment

Tourism experts said that tourism can generate employment for the youth and contribute to country’s GDP significantly if the sector is developed properly and the countries communication system is enhanced accordingly...

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Income and employment from e-waste

ELECTRONIC waste, or e-waste, is fast becoming one of the most pressing environmental and social challenges of our time. It encompasses discarded electrical and electronic equipment, from refrigerators and microwaves to computers, mobile phones, televisions, and cameras. Some components, especially computer CPUs, contain toxic substances such as lead, cadmium...

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Time for economic policy for inclusive growth

AFTER five decades of growth driven by export-orientated manufacturing, remittances and public investment, the economic model shows signs of rising inequality, persistent unemployment and sluggish private investment. Economists, business leaders and policymakers at the Economic Reform Summit 2025 in Dhaka on October 27 unanimously emphasised structural overhaul...

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UK unemployment hits highest in over four years

Britain’s unemployment rate has edged up to the highest level in over four years, official data showed Tuesday, adding to the country’s economic strains ahead of the government’s annual budget.

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Factors behind deadly Nepal unrest

Nepali youth, digitally savvy but bowed down by unemployment and limited opportunities, hit a breaking point this week, furious at an elderly ruling class they see as out of touch.

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US hiring weakens sharply in August

US job growth stalled in August while unemployment crept up to its highest level since 2021, in a closely watched report Friday after weak data earlier prompted president Donald Trump to fire a key economic official.

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Unemployment in Germany tops 3 million

German unemployment topped three million in August for the first time in over a decade, official data showed Friday, in another blow to Europe’s struggling top economy.

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Sluggish investment, joblessness persist

The interim government has checked to some extent macroeconomic headwinds it inherited from the ousted Awami League regime, but failed to infuse enough dynamism into the economy to overcome sluggish private sector investment and unemployment over...

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Canada jobless rate falls to 6.9pc

Canada’s unemployment rate fell slightly to 6.9 percent in June thanks to robust hiring in the wholesale and retail sector, manufacturing and health care, the government said Friday...

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Bangladesh’s growth slows, jobs lost: WB

Bangladesh’s economy is under growing pressure as GDP growth slows, foreign investment declines and unemployment rises, raising concerns among economists and industry insiders that the economy could face long-term instability without urgent reforms...

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UK unemployment rises to near 4-year high

Britain’s unemployment rate has reached the highest level since July 2021, official data showed on Tuesday, after businesses were hit by a UK tax rise and US tariffs kicked in...

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Announce date for polls: CPD

The Centre for Policy Dialogue on Tuesday said that the partial reforms being pursued by the interim government over the past nine months were less effective in bringing about economic stability...

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Youth empowerment for digital inclusion urged

The Centre for Policy Dialogue laid emphasis on providing young people with the tools to participate in the digital world for mitigating unemployment, fostering innovation, driving economic growth, and promoting social inclusion...

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Unemployment in UK highest since 2021

Britain’s unemployment rate has reached the highest level since August 2021, official data showed Tuesday, with businesses facing a UK tax hike and US tariffs...

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Lost youth dividend

BANGLADESH, home to more than 170 million people, is often lauded for its steady economic growth, social development and demographic dividend. Yet, buried beneath this progress lies a silent but mounting crisis — the growing number of youth who are Not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEET). Representing a significant portion of the population, these...

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Germany’s unemployment rises in March

Germany’s unemployment rate unexpectedly rose in March after holding steady for two months, data showed Friday, with economists lamenting no ‘spring revival’ was in sight for Europe’s ailing top economy.

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Upcoming budget must prioritise ordinary people’s concerns

AMID growing income inequality, high unemployment rates and unprecedented food inflation, economists have rightly pointed out that the budget for the next financial year should prioritise the economic woes of the ordinary people. Economists in a pre-budget meeting with the finance adviser on March 16 urged the government to create an enabling investment...

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Economists stress job creation, direct tax in budget

Economists in a pre-budget discussion on Sunday in the capital Dhaka suggested employment generation schemes, expansion of social spending and maintenance of a high food stock in the forthcoming financial year...

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Workers to get all payment by Ramadan 20

The Ministry of Labour and Employment has instructed the factory authorities to pay all outstanding wages, bonuses, and dues to workers by the 20th of Ramadan...

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Workers of nine closed Beximco units get arrears

According to the Ministry of Labour and Employment, arrears of laid-off workers of 9 out of 14 closed factories of the Beximco Industrial Park have been cleared as of Monday...

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BEPZA to launch employment injury scheme

The Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority is going to introduce a project named ‘Employment Injury Scheme’ in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation to provide aid to the garment sector workers of Export Processing Zones, said a press release...

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Entrepreneurial hubs to combat unemployment

BANGLADESH is facing a serious unemployment problem, with the number of unemployed individuals rising to 2.66 million in 2024, according to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics. Youth unemployment has reached 7.2 per cent, while a mismatch between education and job market demands has left many university graduates without..