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13-12-2021, 01:47 PM
Another way of looking at this is that the ruling party had failed to provide the necessary education in meeting the market demands.
Which resulted many jobs were unable to find the right local to fit in and therefore relies on “foreign talents” which becomes a convenient excuses for the employers to hire FTs.
Meanwhile created upgrading programmes to allow locals to get retrained, which eventually enriched those course providers. But for those who attended the courses ended up paying for a course that does not necessary promised them a position….
The ruling party created a problem which eventually allow them to enrich themselves but still sees employment issues. And this cycles continue to spin….
Which resulted many jobs were unable to find the right local to fit in and therefore relies on “foreign talents” which becomes a convenient excuses for the employers to hire FTs.
Meanwhile created upgrading programmes to allow locals to get retrained, which eventually enriched those course providers. But for those who attended the courses ended up paying for a course that does not necessary promised them a position….
The ruling party created a problem which eventually allow them to enrich themselves but still sees employment issues. And this cycles continue to spin….
