Conclusion

Most of the people we surveyed from various ages, genders and occupations believe that the issue of unemployment is currently present in Malaysia. However, most of the citizens of Malaysia is oblivious to the fact that the reason of unemployment are not caused only by the government but also the people of Malaysia. Besides the companies's high requirement and demand for their employees in Malaysia, the graduates and the unemployed people have equally high expectation for their jobs in terms of salary and the benefits of the company. Hence, a great deal of people would rather further their studies than settle for the lower salaries jobs. Graduates must eliminate the misconception that the higher their academic qualification, the higher the salary of their job since it is a very incorrect and false belief. The government should further reinforce and strengthen the efforts on eradicating the issue. Additionally, many find the government endeavor on eradicating the issue of employment is lacking. In order to regain the citizens' faith and confidence in the government, firm and stable plans should be executed by the government such as employment subsidies and reducing taxes.