The problems of unemployment in Our Society”. Unemployment is just a common household word in Our Society. Many individual today are unemployed not because they are not fit for any job or that they lack the knowledge, the answer to this problem is unemployment. Many able-bodied young men and women remains unemployed after wasting a good number of years in school. A waste in the sense that after what seems like size years in school come out just to find yourself doing nothing to the extent of living without hope.
Unemployment can be said to be two types which is voluntary and involuntary unemployment which of the most of our citizens do tall into. It is involuntary unemployment because most workers are said to be involuntarily unemployed if they would be willing to work for the prevailing (or slightly lower) real ways but are unable to find jobs.
In the main chapters we are going to see the main effects of the ugly situation and if possible how to arrest this ugly situation to increase the standard of living in Our Society. Moreover, we shall see the various effects of this situation in regards to individual and government parastatals.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page ii
Approval page iii
Dedication iv
Acknowledgement v
Proposal vi
Table of contentsviii
CHAPTER ONE
1.0Introduction 1
1.1statement of the problem2
1.2Purpose of the study 3
1.3Review of previous studies 4
1.4Methodology 8
1.5Definition of terms 9
References 13
CHAPTER TWO
2.0Literature review 14
2.1Causes of unemployment (general causes).14
2.2 Absorption chapter of the economy and
employment creation problem. 17
2.3Growth in population 22
2.4Barriers to labour mobility economic and non economic.26
References.28
CHAPTER THREE
3.0Problems of unemployment in our society.30
3.1Consequences to the individual 31
3.2Consequences to the society34
3.3Consequence to the health 37
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0Data collection presentation 40
4.1Incentives to boost self-employment 40
4.2Job creation nde programmes Anambra state43
4.3Reducing the education demand and supply 52
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0Recommendation and conclusion 54
5.1Summary of the study 54
5.2Recommendation 56
5.3Conclusion 58
Reference61
Bibliography 64
