Disguised Unemployment

Where we delve into the topic of disguised unemployment – a hidden aspect of labor markets that often goes unnoticed. Unemployment figures don’t always tell the full story, and beneath the surface lies a more complex reality that affects economies and individuals worldwide. In this article, we’ll explore what disguised unemployment is, what type of work is metrolite doing to remove unemployment.

An unskilled, semi-skilled and skilled person is called from a village or a small town and given free training according to his educational degree and physical ability, during the training he is provided with free accommodation and food. After training, they provide jobs in different cities.

Job Creation and Training Programs:

Metrolite has initiated job creation programs in various sectors by collaborating with local businesses and governments to create job opportunities. In addition, job seekers are given vocational training to equip the individual with skills.

Partnerships and Collaborations:

Metrolite partners with government organizations or government agencies to pool resources and expertise to create job opportunities and provide assistance to the unemployed.

Internship and Apprenticeship:

Metrolite offers internship and apprenticeship to young individuals, which will give them practical experience and increase their chances of getting stable employment.
Social and Economic Development Programs:
Implementing programs that focus on uplifting disadvantaged communities, reducing unemployment in specific regions.

Job Creation and Economic Development:

Governments and businesses work together to create an environment conducive to economic growth. They may offer incentives for businesses to invest and expand, which can lead to the creation of new job opportunities.

Public Works Projects:

Investing in infrastructure projects can not only improve the country’s physical assets but also create temporary job opportunities in construction and related sectors.

Job Fairs and Employment Services:

Hosting job fairs and providing employment services can connect job seekers with potential employers, making the job search process             more efficient.

Unemployment Benefits and Social Safety Nets:

Unemployment benefits and social safety nets provide a safety net for individuals who are temporarily out of work, helping them meet              basic needs while seeking employment.

 Promoting Remote Work and Flexible Employment:

Encouraging remote work and flexible work arrangements can open up job opportunities for people who may have limitations due to               location or other factors.

Remote Work and Freelancing:

Promoting remote work and freelancing opportunities to enable people to find work irrespective of their geographical location