What Is Employment and Entrepreneurship?

What Is Employment and Entrepreneurship?

The Living Legend

Ahmad Javed Kamran Amiri

Dated: Wednesday 4^th December 2019

A job is a regular activity for money, and employment means having a job, as well as employment, any form of paid employment, whether for an employer, or that one should work for himself.

*Generally, any kind of peoples’ participation in an economic activity is called employment.

One of the greatest issues of a countries now a days is the issue of employment for people especially youth, families, and ultimately for governments, and this issue has become one of the main concerns that have simply affected their way of life. Now, is it generally the responsibility and job of the government or the private sector to create employment?

The prevailing perception among the public is that this is a government task, but in fact it seems that although governments are required to develop an adequate and stable infrastructure and economy in the business and business world, the main task is; it should be the private sector. Of course, over the past decade, the issue of entrepreneurship has become widespread in the business environment, which most people confuse with job creation. Employment and Entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship and Employment

In a society where we live, where unemployment is a major social problem and where everybody's mind is focused on employment.

Although the two concepts of entrepreneurship and job creation are both valuable and interrelated, but they are not necessarily mutually exclusive, and in some cases employment can be one of the outcomes of entrepreneurship.

The word job creation actually gives us the impression that a job is created to meet the needs of the market. When entrepreneurs start a new job, they will need at least one or more recruiting staff to organize their jobs.

Entrepreneurs are helping to reduce the unemployment rate that is one of the macroeconomic, social, and government goals of employment. Thus, entrepreneurship can be the basis for workforce employment, and the innovation generated by one's own economic activity leads to community employment.

According to the latest survey, entitled Work Culture and Perspective of Afghans, only 79% (percent) of the Afghanistan population especially youth want fixed-term administrative employment (office jobs) or within the scope of job-oriented jobs. While in 2010 more than 72% (percent) of the world population stated that they wanted to work independently (self-employment) and 44% (percent) of the general population emphasized risk-taking in order to achieve job satisfaction based on individual activities.

Today, the entrepreneurial spirit is rapidly expanding among Afghan youth all over Afghanistan. On the other hand, given the economic and social conditions of the country at present, entrepreneurship is becoming more and more important.

By the Given policy of reducing government tenure as well as restrictions on investment in the private sector, youth and women are looking for work and jobs in entrepreneurship and self-employment.

A country that has been one of the founders of human civilization needs youth to form the focal points of production and employment in society.

The Aim of Employment and entrepreneurship are not just about creating entrepreneurship, but about creating new added value.

An entrepreneur is looking for added value, but since there is no production without manpower, there are jobs next to him, which can be for 1 person or 001.

It has to be said that employment is essentially the duty and task of the state, but entrepreneurship is the job of the private sector.

The first distinction between employment and entrepreneurship is that employment is the development of existing businesses, for example by building a cement factory, creating employment and expanding existing businesses. But the person who launches product is the entrepreneur, but unfortunately we are all entrepreneurs in our community.

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