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This presentation summarizes foreign employment trends in Nepal. It notes that around half of Nepali households have at least one member working abroad, with the majority (75.5%) being unskilled workers. Charts show that more youth enter the labor market daily than leave the country, but 1300 people do emigrate daily. While challenges include lack of safety and proper jobs, opportunities exist for skilled workers and demand for Nepalis is growing. Remittances have significantly increased Nepal's economy, rising from 359.6 billion Nepali rupees in 2011/12 to 665.4 billion in 2015/16.
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Foreign employment
- 1. Presentation on Foreign Employment Presented by: Bibas Tadi Dinesh oli Hikmat karki BBA 4th semester Aman Verma DAV COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT 1
- 3. Working abroad for earning money. 3
- 4. Background started from 1872. authority given to private foreign employment agencies after 2042 Almost half of the nepali household have at least one member working abroad. Officially 110 countries opened for foreign employment. 4
- 5. Why foreign employment ? lack of employment opportunities 5
- 8. Contd…. Increased expectations of youth 8
- 10. Current situation Youth enter into Nepalese labor market 1403 each day. 512 thousand each year. Youth leaving the country 1300 each day. 468 thousand each year. Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 10 1
- 11. Contd.... Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 11 91.40625 8.59375 PIE-CHART SHOWING NEPALESE LABOR FORCE MARKET no of employees who went to foregin in each year. no of employees who remain in nation
- 12. Contd….. Country-wise detail of foreign employment fiscal year (2015/016) Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 12
- 13. Around 45 million foreign employees has left the country Categories of worker Skilled semi-skilled Unskilled Percentage 1.5% 23% 75.5% Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 13 2
- 14. Contd….. Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 14 1.5 23 75.5 Pie-chart showing categories of worker Skilled semi-skilled Unskilled
- 15. Challenges Not safe, secured and managed well 15
- 16. Contd…. Improper implementation of legal provision 16
- 17. Contd…. No good jobs and salary 17
- 18. Contd…. semi-skilled or unskilled worker 18
- 19. Opportunities Technically trained, skilled and competent people can compete with other and secure their jobs 19
- 20. Contd…. Demand for Nepalese worker is increasing greatly 20
- 21. Contd…. learning modern and new culture 21
- 22. Inflow of Remittance Remittance is a money transferred from one place to another. 22
- 23. Current Effect of remittance inflow 23
- 24. Contd…… Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 24
- 25. Contd…. Source: Economic Survey 2015/16 25 359.6 434.6 543.3 617.3 665.4 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 Rs.Inbillion year Bar-Diagram showing inflow of remittance
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- 28. 28 Thank you