Explain how businesses can deal with unemployment as one of their initiative to address socio-economic issues
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How can business make a difference to the employment and skills crisis? A collection of almost 80 case studies points to three areas where business can take the lead:
Collaborate with education and training providers to help people develop the skills they really need in the world of work, and promote lifelong learning
Foster entrepreneurship by supporting start-ups and smaller enterprises
Connect talent to markets by closing the gap between jobseekers and employers
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The first and easiest way to help small businesses deal with unemployment is to hire individuals. Small business owners need to hire locals with the right expertise.
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- Work with education and training providers to help people develop the skills they really need in the world of work and promote lifelong learning.
- Foster entrepreneurship by supporting start-ups and SMEs.
- Connect talent to the market by bridging the gap between job seekers and employers.
- Companies are expected to create as many employment opportunities as possible to help governments solve these financially burdensome problems.
- We also need to educate our employees about social issues and how to join the community to address these social issues.
Companies can donate their
- profits to charities.
- Second, lower their prices.
- And third, hire more staff.
- Finally, companies can prioritize the human capital of their employees.
- That is, pay more to your employees or provide training and support.
Hence, business can deal with unemployment by giving youth opportunities to fulfill their basic needs.
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