AI or you — what jobs are safe?
IN a time of ebbing professions: first, this was no more – the faithful typewriter, after Industrial Revolution 3.0 (in the 60s-70s) ushered in the computer era for scribes.
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Job-hunting at MAM Career Fair
A TWO-DAY Career Fair organised by ‘Amazing MAM, the Employer of Choice 2019’, presented a wide choice of 200 jobs at the Olympia Mall last week.
More than 20,000 jobs up for grabs at this year’s career fair
Over 20,000 jobs are up for grabs during the National Career and Productivity Fair.
Disabled youths have to upskill to match job demands
JOB challenges for disabled people in Cambodia was taken up for serious discussion last Thursday, in an event organised by Rabbit School in liaison with the Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (MoSVY), private companies, job agency, and other organisations.
Ministry lifts ban on foreigners filling jobs in the informal sector
Labour Ministry revokes its ban on foreigners from working in the informal sector.
Foreigners banned from running a small business and being self-employed
The Labour Ministry issues a directive banning foreigners from working as taxi drivers, street vendors.
Kandal official on trial over fraud charge
Phnom Penh Court tries the chief of the provincial industry and mines dep in Kandal.
Nissan to cut over 10,000 jobs worldwide
Japanese car giant Nissan plans to cut more than 10,000 jobs worldwide.
Think outside the box to survive 4IR
Experts foresee that the traditional desk job will come to an end, saying entrepreneurship is key and young people have to be prepared.
Ministry signs MoU to expand job information services
A Memorandum of Understanding to expand online job-information service.
Events
Events: Political Impacts on Youth’s Job Market – FUN RUN – Advance Social Justice and Promote Decent Work – Behind the Reality
PPCBank and IFC team up to help SMEs
An agreement to foster the growth of small businesses in Cambodia.
YOU ARE HIRED!
Some people land a job effortlessly, some don’t. Some young people, especially those who have newly graduated, find it hard to get their dream jobs mainly because they don’t know how and where to obtain the right information on the application requirements and process.
Government creates more than 4.8 million jobs
Over 4.8 million jobs were created last year, Labour Minister Ith Samheng says.
US job openings hit record high; workers more scarce
US job openings surged to a record high in December.
India:10% reservation for general category gets president’s nod
President of India signs a legislation guaranteeing 10% of gov’t jobs for the poor.
India sets jobs quota for less well-off citizens
The bill reserves 10% of government jobs for people outside high income brackets.
Ford Europe to slash thousands of jobs in turnaround plan
Ford said it will cut thousands of jobs and exit unprofitable markets.
S. Korean president vows to continue economic reform drive
Moon Jae-in vows to continue his government’s economic reform drive in 2019.
Nearly 2,000 exam candidates vie for Interior Ministry jobs
Nearly two thousand candidates yesterday sat for examinations to secure jobs in eleven Interior Ministry departments at the Santhormuk High School and Santhormuk Primary School.
Korea’s Industrial Bank plans Cambodia expansion
The Industrial Bank of Korea to open new branches in Cambodia from 2020 onwards.
Trump threatens to cut GM subsidies following job cuts
Trump threatened to eliminate subsidies for General Motors Co.
General Motors to slash jobs and production, drawing ire
General Motors says it will cut production of slow-selling models.
Career fair helps students find first job
156 companies at the National Career and Productivity Fair bring 20,000 jobs.
Labour programme to commence soon
Cambodia to implement the Decent Work Country Programme’s fifth phase soon.
New tax incentives to increase SME sector competitiveness
A new sub-decree issued this week creates a slew of tax incentives for small and medium-sized enterprises in the Kingdom, and confirms that the sector is now one of the government’s main priorities.
Alibaba’s Ma says trade war ends 1 million US jobs
Jack Ma says the company cannot create 1 million jobs in the United States.
Japan opens first centre for elderly care in Phnom Penh
The first elderly care training centre in the country has opened for jobs in Japan.
Imran Khan sworn in as Pakistan’s new prime minister
Pakistan’s new premier Imran Khan is facing a problem of his own making.
Funcinpec issues bribery warning to members
The Funcinpec party has warned its party members who allegedly scrambled to bribe their way to get jobs in the new government, saying that they could face corruption charges.
