Le Bangladesh organise un forum de l’emploi à Cox’s Bazar
Bangladesh will hold the first-ever employment skills fair in Cox’s Bazar district on May 4 following recent protests by host community youths demanding better access to jobs with the many non-government organizations providing relief to Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Ukhia and Tekhnaf sub-districts.
District administration officials believe the job fair, at which the NGOs will offer job-seeking youth technical assistance, will create awareness among the job seekers and help them to compete in local job markets, which have reportedly begun to shrink in response to a funding crunch.
Cox’s Bazar district deputy commissioner Kamal Hossain said that the day-long “employment skills fair” would be held in Ukhia sub-district, with local and international NGOs and UN agencies setting up stalls.
According to the district administration, the Cox’s Bazar-based Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG), which led the coordination of the humanitarian response to the influx of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar on behalf of the International Organization for Migration and the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR, will provide technical assistance.
The ICSG’s national coordination officer, Saikat Biswas, said the employment skills fair would create opportunities for local job seekers, helping them to develop their CVs and post them online.
Jobseekers who register at the fair will receive automatic alerts when employment opportunities appropriate to their skill sets arise.
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