Jobs are scarce<\/p>\n
From Pikiran Rakyat<\/p>\n
It is beyond my comprehension that educated people and skilled
\nlaborers can be whisked aside by the power of money and nepotism.
\nI, for one, finished my studies and completed several vocational
\ntraining courses in the hope of gaining employment. But I failed
\nto get a job despite the fact I sent numerous application
\nletters.<\/p>\n
In every company I visited there was a \"No vacancy\" notice or
\nI was denied access to the building by the security guards when I
\nwanted to see the personnel manager. In several companies, it is
\nnecessary to have a relative in order to be admitted as an
\nemployee. In other companies, money will open any door to
\nemployment. School certificates are of no use in this venture.<\/p>\n
In this context, universities are called on to be responsible
\nfor their alumni because their hard-earned education and degrees
\nare regarded as having no value, as far as job seeking is
\nconcerned.<\/p>\n
There is a solution to this problem: self-employment. But this
\nis only possible for those who come from financially stable
\nfamilies. My situation is different. I hoped to find employment
\nafter completing my studies. My studies were financed with loans
\nthat have to be repaid. How can I possibly get into business in
\nthese circumstances? I need assistance from any party to find
\nemployment and then I can contribute to the development of the
\nnation.<\/p>\n
KUSMULYADI<\/p>\n
Bandung, West Java<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/jobs-are-scarce-1447899208", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }