Khaberni - Hundreds of graduates in the field of customs and tax sciences face difficult challenges in the Jordanian job market, due to what they describe as a complete absence of employment opportunities, either in the public or private sectors. Despite the importance of this specialization in supporting the national economy and the customs and tax system, the graduates suffer from continuous marginalization.
Graduates' requests are often rejected under the pretext of not needing this specialization, while job opportunities related to their field of study are limited to other specializations such as accounting and business administration.
The graduates appealed to the relevant authorities, the Ministry of Labor, and the Civil Service Bureau, to take serious steps to end this exclusion by establishing a clear job title for the specialization, and including it among the public sector jobs related, and demanding real opportunities in the private sector that ensure justice and equal opportunities among all specializations, emphasizing that their professional future is a fundamental issue that requires serious and equitable treatment.
