Social Studies, 02.04.2021 20:50 jaleesalewis2008
Recommend how as a Grade 12 learner aspiring to work in the near future
would avoid falling prey to the following reasons for unemployment;
1. Mismatch between skills and job opportunities.
2. Graduates' belief that they are worth more in the job market which makes
them to ignore available lower-paying jobs.​
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