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1 Unemployment Lenka Nováková

2 What is it? = labor force without job
16 and older, able and willing to work = labor force disabled, 16 and younger, student, stay at home parent ≠ labor force ≠> unemployment

3 Causes Increasing population New technologies Lack of Experience
Lack of Skills (comunication, computer knowledge) One machine can take workers work

4 Example Seeking for job Lack of experince and skills = refused
Graduated High School Want to go to the University (unsuccessfully) Seeking for job Lack of experince and skills = refused

5 PEOPLE NEED JOBS ! Protest against unemployment

6 What are the solutions? Retraining Community work Education
There aren‘t much solutions Retraining Community work Education

7 Why Can‘t Young People Find Jobs? CLICK VIDEO:
NowThis - Young People Without Jobs

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