Who pays fees to private employment agencies? a. employers only b. applicants only c. both employers and applicants d. neither employers nor applicants select the best answer from the choices provided

Both employers and applicants pay fees to private employment agencies.

C

Explanation

Employment agencies makes the work of both applicants and employers by bridging their service between these two categories.

They help applicants in assisting their job search by enlisting them the jobs, the applicants prioritize.

Some agencies train their applicants for soft skills.

The agencies charge introductory fees also known as registration fees for doing this service.

Whereas, employment agencies help the employer by narrowing down the search for the right candidate.  

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