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The aim in this paper is to examine the nature of employment relations in the informal sector, high-lighting barriers to entry and the role of the youth with the view of recommending measures that would enhance their employment prospects

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Appendices: A. Report, Jan. 1887, of the Commission appointed to examine the drainage and water supply of Chicago.--B. Letter, June 29, 1906, from Lyman E. Cooley.-- C. Statement of expenditures by Sanitary District of Chicago to Dec. 31, 1905.--D. Permits issued by the Secretary of War to the Sanitary District of Chicago.--E. Joint resolution of Illinois legislature, May 27, 1889.--F. Report of Rudolph Hering and George W. Fuller upon methods of sewage disposal available at Chicago ; Oswald H. Ernst, chairman, American section; George C. Gibbons, chairman, Canadian section ; On verso of t.p.: War Department. Document no. 293 ; Mode of access: Internet.

Industrial Revolution 4.0 has dramatically changed the business and social landscape, including human behavior not only in advanced countries but also in emerging countries. Technology development affects many aspects in our society, including education. Distance learning, big data and analytics, artificial intelligent and many digital innovations have been released to improve better quality education in our society. These proceedings provide selected papers/research about innovative digital technology in education and pedagogy in Industrial revolution 4.0 covering issues like: pedagogy, education management, early childhood education, research in education, training and vocational education and social science education, earth science education and art/linguistic education relatedto digital innovation. This bookprovides details beyond what is possible to be included in an oral presentation and constitute a concise but timely medium for the dissemination of recent research results. It will be invaluable to professionals and academics in the field of education and pedagogy to get an understanding of recent research.