Huge number of Bangladeshis are jobless. Many risk their lives and go abroad hoping better future because there is huge job crisis in the country. People are not getting job. They go underground out of frustration and do illegal activities including drug trafficking, rape and illegal migration to India and other countries in search of job.
Job seekers want age limit for govt jobs 35 years
DU correspondent | Published: 01:30, Jul 07,2019 | Updated: 01:32, Jul 07,2019
Bangladesh Sadharan Chhatra Parishad holds a rally demanding increase of government service age limit on Dhaka University campus on Saturday. — New Age photo
Job seekers on Saturday demanded that the government should extend the age limit for government jobs from 30 years to 35 years.
They made the demand at a human chain held at the Raju Memorial Monument at Dhaka University.
Several hundred job seekers, who completed their graduation from different universities, held the demonstration under the banner of Bangladesh General Students’ Council to press home their demand.
Speakers at the human chain termed the 30-year age limit unfair and said that most students could not complete the graduation before the age of 28 years as because of session jam.
They also said that the age limit for public services should be increased as the government had already increased the retirement age for public servants from 57 years to 59 years.
The agitating students also threatened to go for a tougher movement if their demand was not met immediately.
http://www.newagebd.net/article/77728/job-seekers-want-age-limit-for-govt-jobs-35-years
PM rejects demand for raising govt job age limit
Staff Correspondent
9 July, 2019 12:00 AM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks at a press conference at her official residence Ganabhaban in the capital on Monday. - PID PHOTO
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday reiterated her government’s stance for not increasing the age limit to enter in government jobs.
“A student can sit for exam for job within the age of 23-25 if anyone concentrates to regular study,” she said.
Sheikh Hasina, also the Awami League President, said this while briefing the media on her five-day official visit to China at her official Ganabhaban residence in the capital.
The premier made the logics and the statistics amid the demand of job seekers to increase the age limit to 35 to enter in government services. Mentioning that birth registration service is available, the Prime Minister said a student can pass Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam in the age of 16 and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) just two years after.
“Even one can pass Honors within four year while Masters after one year and sit for job exam within the age of 23-25,” she said.
Referring to last three BCS results, the Premier said that pass rate is very low among those who are comparatively older.
The Prime Minister said that it is tough to get a job at the age of 35 after managing household activities and family.
https://daily-sun.com/printversion/details/405696/PM-rejects-demand-for-raising-govtjob-age-limit
Job seekers want age limit for govt jobs 35 years
DU correspondent | Published: 01:30, Jul 07,2019 | Updated: 01:32, Jul 07,2019
Bangladesh Sadharan Chhatra Parishad holds a rally demanding increase of government service age limit on Dhaka University campus on Saturday. — New Age photo
Job seekers on Saturday demanded that the government should extend the age limit for government jobs from 30 years to 35 years.
They made the demand at a human chain held at the Raju Memorial Monument at Dhaka University.
Several hundred job seekers, who completed their graduation from different universities, held the demonstration under the banner of Bangladesh General Students’ Council to press home their demand.
Speakers at the human chain termed the 30-year age limit unfair and said that most students could not complete the graduation before the age of 28 years as because of session jam.
They also said that the age limit for public services should be increased as the government had already increased the retirement age for public servants from 57 years to 59 years.
The agitating students also threatened to go for a tougher movement if their demand was not met immediately.
http://www.newagebd.net/article/77728/job-seekers-want-age-limit-for-govt-jobs-35-years
PM rejects demand for raising govt job age limit
Staff Correspondent
9 July, 2019 12:00 AM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina speaks at a press conference at her official residence Ganabhaban in the capital on Monday. - PID PHOTO
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday reiterated her government’s stance for not increasing the age limit to enter in government jobs.
“A student can sit for exam for job within the age of 23-25 if anyone concentrates to regular study,” she said.
Sheikh Hasina, also the Awami League President, said this while briefing the media on her five-day official visit to China at her official Ganabhaban residence in the capital.
The premier made the logics and the statistics amid the demand of job seekers to increase the age limit to 35 to enter in government services. Mentioning that birth registration service is available, the Prime Minister said a student can pass Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exam in the age of 16 and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) just two years after.
“Even one can pass Honors within four year while Masters after one year and sit for job exam within the age of 23-25,” she said.
Referring to last three BCS results, the Premier said that pass rate is very low among those who are comparatively older.
The Prime Minister said that it is tough to get a job at the age of 35 after managing household activities and family.
https://daily-sun.com/printversion/details/405696/PM-rejects-demand-for-raising-govtjob-age-limit
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