Unemployment Status During Recession
Economic recession is a general slow down of economic activity. The recession is all over the world and the result is the increasing percentage of unemployment rate. Many reports and studies can show how much we affected with this economic problem.
The Reuters poll report says that last June 2009 the unemployment rate in US rose up to 9.6 percentages. It was the highest rate since 1983. Last May 2009
The record was 9.4 percent. The report showed that a labor market is struggling because of recession. The point of comparison was on 1983, wherein US also experienced economic recession, but the Reuters said that this year was still the highest.
Whoever saw the statistics, will surely comment that this is one of the worse economic and unemployment situation. Many people are not sure if they will still be employed to their company for the next 2 (two) months. As the circumstances showed that not even a regular employee is safe to their job,
Institutions are finding ways on how to prevent their respective companies from shutting down, as many big companies closed within this year only. As a result, some of them are controlling their work force. They are cutting down the number of their employees by force resignation, force leave and early retirement. They will think that it is better than ending up of company closure.
Most of the populations are affected with the labor problem, but there are few who are somewhat impinge on to the issue. They are those people who are at the least affected countries. Look to the listed data below, they generated through research.
Here are the short lists of the most affected countries (not in order)
- United states
- Germany
- Middle east
- Japan
- Canada
Least affected countries
- Australia
- China
- Singapore
- Hongkong
- New Zealand
Groups that are most affected of unemployment (not in order)
- Young people (new graduates)
- Undergraduate (those who did not finished their studies)
- factory worker
- real state agent
- Those people who are residing at depressed areas




















