Ideas for reducing unemployment 17 Articles

by Scott Holloway

To reduce unemployment we first have to take a look at what "true unemployment" really is. There are people who are unemployed but fail to be a part of the unemployment statistic we read about. This would include those chr...read more

by Thomas Mcniff

Idea's for reducing unemployment I was in Engineering and was asked to move into middle management. I told my boss I've worked in a manufacturing environment for my whole life and that if I wanted to be in Management, ...read more

by Muyanga Ziba

African countries find market for Gemstones Mzuzu, Dec8, Mana: Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania and Mozambique have for the first time found a market to sell their gemstones together . According to Isaac Gondwe, Project Ma...read more

by Bill Whitney

There are several ways that we could reduce unemployment in the United States of America. We could use more handicapped people and train them. Generally people like that are very loyal and will most always be at work and...read more

by Respectfully - Supposn

Due to the economic concept of comparative advantage global trade itself is beneficial to all participating nations. Trade deficits are detrimental to a nation's economy. An aggregate long term global trade deficit is cer...read more

by Geraldo Tobon

Offshoring: Getting Rid of American Workers to Exploiting Foreign Workers Bill is a hard working American who has been working in production at the same company for many years. After many years, Bill finds out he is g...read more

by Paul Lines

Unemployment is the bane of the political system of virtually every civilised country, especially those who operate close to a free market economy. The difficulty is that, whilst such an economy needs a certain level of un...read more

by Harry Aldridge

The notion that unemployment can be "tackled" or "solved" is part of the flawed thinking of believers in big Government. Employment is a result of demand for the output of an individual: companies sell products and service...read more

by Sweetsmile

Though I am not the president who helps to improve the employment rate, I do have some ideas to share with you, and wish it could be of any help to increase the employment rate. General speaking, we should try to create...read more

by Brian Chartier

Current world financial conditions are such that the job-market varies greatly by sector. Currently service type employment appears to be the best bet. In 2006, there were nearly 14 million jobs in health care, an indust...read more

by Jordy Pordy

Why is it that everyone I know always has job problems? And that includes myself for that matter. It seems that everytime you think you've found the perfect match you get a horrid case of what I like to call the F its'. It...read more

by Saron Maramo

1. An education and training system which provides skilled workers and professionals to meet employer's demands. 2. Job-shares. Spain has dealt with its high unemployment by creating a system of temporary employment. ...read more

by William Hamilton

The problem with unemployment in America Really this should be a question about underemployment in America, because that is what the problem is. Politicians have tried to sell us on the ideas of free trade as being a cu...read more

by Vannak Paou Chan

Both policies make use of the multiplier-effect to reduce unemployment. An expansion in the monetary policy means that the gouvernment will reduce the intrestrates. When intrestrates decrease, more investmentprojects be...read more

by Melissa Glenn

Government has no shortage of ideas of reducing unemployment, but unfortunately not many have long term effects. From a Canadian perspective, I can say I'm glad the 'make work' projects of the 1980's are gone. What are ...read more

by Denise Leveladams

A very interesting aspect of beating unemployment is in UK where one has job sharing Two people share one job and hands over to the other at midday to keep the continuity of the basic one job Ofcourse this serves to...read more

by Kiah Hallett

The Government are always informing us of the low unemplyment rate, but are they really helping matters a great deal?. In Australia they are granting "Baby Bonuses", because of our ageing community, which 'yes'...read more