Title: Types, Causes, Effects & Solutions for Unemployment - E&C
Headings: Unemployment: Causes, Effects & Solutions
Types, Causes, Effects & Solutions for Unemployment
Unemployment: Causes, Effects & Solutions
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Contents
Types of Unemployment
Cyclical unemployment
Frictional unemployment
Structural unemployment
Regional unemployment
Seasonal unemployment
Voluntary unemployment
Causes of Unemployment
Low level of education
Mental issues
Physical health problems
Gender discrimination
Mobbing
Homelessness
Burnout
Stroke of fate
Financial crisis
Structurally weak regions
Lack of motivation
Effects of Unemployment
Mental health issues
Physical health issues
Lower life expectancy
Homelessness
Drug use
Poverty
Social isolation
Adverse effects on children
Illegal activities
Economic effects
Solutions for Unemployment
Better education
Motivation programs
Programs against drug addiction and homelessness
Fight discrimination
Support programs for mental issues
Subsidies for companies how are reintegrating unemployed persons
Fiscal and monetary measures in a financial crisis situation
Fight structural unemployment
Create jobs
Conclusion
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Content: However, if these people do not have a good qualification, they might end up in long-term unemployment since they may not be able to find a new job. Homelessness
If you are homeless, chances for getting a job are quite low since you do not have a permanent residential address, which in turn implies that the communication between you and potential employees may be quite hard. Moreover, many companies refrain from employing homeless persons since they fear that these people will not be able to perform and the company may lose money due to mistakes. Burnout
People who previously worked in mentally demanding jobs but now suffering from burnout will also have it hard to find another job due to their mental issues. Especially in our current society, burnout is quite a big issue. Over the past few decades, people feel increasing pressure from their job, which often translate into mental issues. People suffering from burnout may need plenty of time to recover before they have the mental ability to go back to work, which can result in significant unemployment. Stroke of fate
If people who are closest to you die or if you suffer from other strokes of fate, you may not be able to deal with the situation in a mentally healthy manner and may suffer from mental conditions due to that. In this case, you may no longer be able to work in your job since you may simply not be able to concentrate. Thus, strokes of fate can also lead to unemployment, depending on the mental strengths of the individual person.