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The older people who need employment have to compete with the youngest ones. Which problems can this create? What are some solutions

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The
elder unemployment
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 need to engage with the younger individuals. The main problem is the rise
of
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rates in unemployment. But
this
 can be solved by
motivate
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 the operator to hire
more
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apply
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both of them for their business.
Firstly
, one of the prime problems is that the rates of
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 in most of the countries
is
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 higher and higher over time. Because the amount of individuals who
out
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 of work is huge,
so
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the need for a job is high over time. Take Vietnam as an example, where middle-aged and elder employees have to struggle with the youth who came out from university to keep their jobs. But
this
 problem can be solved by
push
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 the operator to hire both older and younger ones. Because it will be perfect for the operator and even for the employee. The boss can have abundant human resources and the employee
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 have to worry about
fired
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.
As a result
, the older and younger will be equal and the rates of
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 will slowly drop. In conclusion, the older and younger ones have to compete for their job
oppitunities
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opportunities
. But we can solve
this
 by giving more
chance
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 to get a job for both young and elder individuals.
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  • Generational divide
  • Technological advancements
  • Skills gap
  • Job scarcity
  • Industry preferences
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