Joblinks newspaper aimed at advertising job vacancies, opportunities and enhancing educational advancement, would start full circulation from May this year in Accra.
The publication, which has been in circulation on pilot basis, would collate job vacancies directly from human resource directors of organizations and recruitment agencies in the country.
Mr. William Addai, Managing Director of Joblinks, in an interview with GNA in Accra, said the newspaper would provide unemployed graduates with employment opportunities.
He said that job seekers were unaware of vacancies because such opportunities were not properly advertised.
Mr. Addai said the publication would inform the workforce about progressive training and skills enhancement options.
He said "It is sad to expend so much money on education and training without getting employment", adding that there was the need for the country
to fully utilise its workforce for national development.
Mr. Addai said Joblinks would assist graduates to get employment through marketable curriculum vitae and asked prospective workers to take
advantage of the medium to realise their dreams.