Survival Strategies of Non-Working Individuals in ASIA Cost Effective Service Oriented Model for Recruitment

Abstract

The research aim to study on survival strategies for out-of-work individuals in Asia, a cost- effective service model for recruitment, has set key objectives as follows. First to study the survival strategies of people who are not working in Asia. Second to study the format of employment recruitment services. in the Asian region and final to study the labor market in Asia and current trends. This research study on survival strategies for out-of-work individuals in Asia, a cost- effective service model for recruitment, has set key objectives as follows. First to study the survival strategies of people who are not working in Asia. Second to study the format of employment recruitment services. in the Asian region the last to study the labor market in Asia and current trends. The researcher has qualitative research. Focus on education Survival strategies for non- working individuals in Asia Job recruitment service format in the Asian region and study the labor market in Asia and current trends By collecting data from labor news in the Asian region. and human resource management experts and analyze the obtained data to study Labor market guidelines in Asia and current trends. The results showed the Thai labor drive has awesome associations with co-workers They can moreover express their conclusions and be themselves. Counting being acknowledged by the boss. This is often apparent from the comes about of the study on acknowledgment and ability to be true to yourself within the workplace. which Thailand is treated more similarly and reasonably than within the Asia-Pacific locale (70% of Thailand vs. 52% of Asia-Pacific and 71% of Thailand vs. 53% of Asia-Pacific, separately).The Thai labor force sees the work they do as connected to organizational goals and personal goals. Make them feel that the work they do is valuable and meaningful, with 71% of survey respondents saying Their work can fill the mind. Higher than Asia Pacific at 51% .The Thai labor force sees progress and learning opportunities to grow their careers and develop themselves in the workplace. which matches the characteristics of Gen Y and Gen Z who like to learn. and try new things.