User talk:Deepiak12

Employability is a product consisting of a specific set of skills such as soft, hard, technical, and transferable. It is also considered as both a product (a set of skills that "enables") and as a process that "empowers" an individual to acquire and improve marketable skills that can lead to gainful employment. For labor/human capital to be used efficiently, it warrants the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and capabilities that employers need in our current economic times and knowledge-driven economy. From a macroeconomic perspective, a lack of employability contributes to both frictional and structural unemployment and affects the productivity of the labor force. If individuals are not employed, they are not spending, which means businesses do not invest in capital and labor or try to expand to meet consumer demand. This translates into an economic slowdown and increasing unemployment more....