Introduction
According to “The guardian”(2015), 45,000 people suicides a year worldwide because of unemployment. Unemployment is a critical issue in a society, and can cause many problems it and to the unemployed. Unemployment could be related to any person by either being unemployed or knows someone who is. Many people know the feeling of an unemployed person, and how stressed and depressed they are. Unemployment does not only affect the unemployed, but also the people related and around them. Unemployment increases the crime rate, which is very dangerous and threats the society. Unemployment effects are very dangerous and they should be taken serious, and everyone has to be aware of them and avoid this issue. This is a critical problem, but …show more content…
Belle and Bullock (2009) stated, “High unemployment and poverty go hand in hand, and the characteristics of poor neighborhoods amplify the impact of unemployment” (Para. 9). Underfunded Schools, and low quality housing, are some of the numerous dreadful effects that unemployment produce in the community. The economy becomes atrocious, therefore reduces the services into the community for instance: transportation, and employment opportunities. Because of high unemployment rates in the community, the people who are employed affect others who lost their jobs or unemployed; therefore increase their suffering(Belle & Bullock, 2009). According to poverties(2015), “Unemployment and very low incomes create an environment where kids can 't simply go to school. As for those who can actually go to school, they simply don 't see how hard work can improve their life as they see their parents fail at the task every day” (Para. 2). Unemployment increases the crime rate since unemployed are less educated; therefore they have high chance to turn into criminals. Unemployment provides good evidence that many criminals are motivated by poor economic conditions to turn to crime. According to a research made by Ohio State university (1997), stated that crimes rate have increased from 1979 to 1997 as a result of low wages and unemployment especially among men who did …show more content…
One possible solution that the government can do is support the educational process. Since the most of the problem exists from the lack of education that workers have, therefore when government support education, this will provide the labor market with high quality workers, especially to those without high school diploma. Many people do not continue their education for many reasons, which results at the end for them becoming unemployed. According to Thomas J. Donohue (2015), which is the ceo of U.S. chamber of commerce, stated that, “More than 6 million Americans between the ages of 16 and 24 are out of work and out of school and are at risk of being shut out of our economy(Para. 2). Another great solution would be Entrepreneurship, which creates employment opportunities, develop new skills and professional experience that in return can enhance general employability. Some young adults could take the risk and open a company or a restaurant, which will provide more jobs for people. Today the labor market is very competitive and as a result of the increasing population the competition significantly increase, which makes it harder for people to find a job. Therefore, graduates have to work on their skills, which will make easier for them to find a job. According to Thomas J. Donohue (2015), “Young people who slip through the cracks also
According to “The guardian”(2015), 45,000 people suicides a year worldwide because of unemployment. Unemployment is a critical issue in a society, and can cause many problems it and to the unemployed. Unemployment could be related to any person by either being unemployed or knows someone who is. Many people know the feeling of an unemployed person, and how stressed and depressed they are. Unemployment does not only affect the unemployed, but also the people related and around them. Unemployment increases the crime rate, which is very dangerous and threats the society. Unemployment effects are very dangerous and they should be taken serious, and everyone has to be aware of them and avoid this issue. This is a critical problem, but …show more content…
Belle and Bullock (2009) stated, “High unemployment and poverty go hand in hand, and the characteristics of poor neighborhoods amplify the impact of unemployment” (Para. 9). Underfunded Schools, and low quality housing, are some of the numerous dreadful effects that unemployment produce in the community. The economy becomes atrocious, therefore reduces the services into the community for instance: transportation, and employment opportunities. Because of high unemployment rates in the community, the people who are employed affect others who lost their jobs or unemployed; therefore increase their suffering(Belle & Bullock, 2009). According to poverties(2015), “Unemployment and very low incomes create an environment where kids can 't simply go to school. As for those who can actually go to school, they simply don 't see how hard work can improve their life as they see their parents fail at the task every day” (Para. 2). Unemployment increases the crime rate since unemployed are less educated; therefore they have high chance to turn into criminals. Unemployment provides good evidence that many criminals are motivated by poor economic conditions to turn to crime. According to a research made by Ohio State university (1997), stated that crimes rate have increased from 1979 to 1997 as a result of low wages and unemployment especially among men who did …show more content…
One possible solution that the government can do is support the educational process. Since the most of the problem exists from the lack of education that workers have, therefore when government support education, this will provide the labor market with high quality workers, especially to those without high school diploma. Many people do not continue their education for many reasons, which results at the end for them becoming unemployed. According to Thomas J. Donohue (2015), which is the ceo of U.S. chamber of commerce, stated that, “More than 6 million Americans between the ages of 16 and 24 are out of work and out of school and are at risk of being shut out of our economy(Para. 2). Another great solution would be Entrepreneurship, which creates employment opportunities, develop new skills and professional experience that in return can enhance general employability. Some young adults could take the risk and open a company or a restaurant, which will provide more jobs for people. Today the labor market is very competitive and as a result of the increasing population the competition significantly increase, which makes it harder for people to find a job. Therefore, graduates have to work on their skills, which will make easier for them to find a job. According to Thomas J. Donohue (2015), “Young people who slip through the cracks also