Unemployment In The Present Times

The past has fled, which delays is absent, but the present is yours. Arab proverb the inflation, the high cost of the life, the governmental measures, the closing of the companies is also variable that have affected this rouble seriously. He is alarming like has been increased unemployment lately, more in countries than they are of outposts, as the case of the United States for the reasons already known his the economic crisis that it confronts, the same Europe, no longer even says the Latin American countries that it concerns to us. There is very many vacated manpower. In the Venezuelan case that it concerns to us, it is determining because the country confronts serious problems not only social, political, and economic, besides the unemployment that has taken step to a serious insecurity pronouncing itself in crimes, robberies, and many families without economic income to confront the high cost of the life. Reynaldo Surez Diaz comments, who if the situation of the employee becomes cruel What to say of the immense mass of unemployed of ours comtenporanea society. If el modern work is cause of frustrations, unemployment is the main cause of the social and economic frustration of our societies. It insists on indicating, that the problem of the unemployment has several aspects and is thus, that can happen that the person simply does not find use, or that the use that she has it is not the sufficient thing or in agreement with its capacities, or, that the use does not respond to the needs of the man, they are these: economic, psychological and social.

What is certain is, that the man feels the necessity to work and in our surroundings is vital for its subsistence. The world, adds Surez owns beside the point, sufficient means to satisfy the human needs. If there is no work is by human faults, especially of organization.

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