(a) whether the Government are aware that the unemployed youths are not provided jobs even
after five years of their registration in the Employment Exchanges;
(b) if so, the reasons therefor;
(c) the criteria fixed by Employment Exchanges in this regard;
(d) the number of years within which the unemployed youths are likely to be provided jobs
in future; and
(e) the number of persons who are likely to be provided jobs in the current year, State-wise?
MINISTER OF STATE FOR LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT (SHRI MUNI LALL)
(a) & (b): Yes Sir. This is true for such occupations where a large number of job-seekers
are awaiting employment assistance through employment exchanges. This is essentially due to
the gap between supply and demand.
(c) As per instructions, the employment exchanges are required to make submission
in order of seniority of the candidates in the ratio of 1:20 in case of public sector
vacancies notified to them. However, the State Directors have the discretion to raise
this ratio in case the local conditions so demand.
(d) & (e) The employment exchanges only sponsor the candidates against the vacancies notified
to them. They do not have any role in generating employment.