Unemployment : Burning issue of the world.
The highest share in global unemployment is that of young people in emerging or underdeveloped countries where they live in moderate or poor conditions despite having an undeserving job. The wide disparity between young men and women has mostly contributed to unemployment. This problem has been faced, particularly by African and Asian countries where female discrimination is prevalent. According to the International Labor Organization (ILO) report, the rates of female employment is 32.9 percentage points lower than that of males in the year 2016.
Further, the quality of work provided to both genders is considerably inferior. For instance, a university graduate is forced to work as a barber in a salon because there is less number of prominent jobs for him. Many civilized women are strained to enter the prostitution industry to kill their hunger.
The individual’s loss of a job can instigate him to become violent and harm those around him. The trauma of job loss develops in him a feeling of resentment and will be a victim of the inferiority complex. They become deprived of the financial security which they used to enjoy earlier. The consequences could be severe in case the job is dismissed unexpectedly. Moreover, the victim may suffer from health deterioration due to unhealthy food and improper eating habits.
Thus, unemployment is posing a serious threat to the health of people and a nation’s economy and is needed to be addressed immediately.
