Mauritius possesses a significant pool of well-educated, adaptable youth, primed for training. Education reforms target sectors like ICT and biotech. In 2017, youth unemployment rose by 1%, contrasting with a decrease in youth employment. Despite this, overall unemployment has declined over the past decade, with a narrowing gender gap in economic activity. These trends underscore Mauritius’s commitment to fostering a skilled workforce and promoting inclusive economic growth, positioning the country for continued prosperity and development.
Public Officers’ Welfare Council
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Pay Research Bureau
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Social Security and Fringe Benefits
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