The story of unemployment problems and solutions

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Number of pages: 389 pages Publishing house: Books Author: Multiple authors It addresses the issue of unemployment since ancient times This is not the case, but it proposes a new treatment plan to address the problem from its roots The book was appreciated by the former Minister of Labor, Adel Faqih Its author concludes by saying: Unemployment has become a disturbing obsession for governments, a plague that devastates nations, and the damages of unemployment are no longer hidden from many people, and its effects are clear and obvious to observers. The increasing rates of unemployment have become an inevitable future reality, so it is no longer wise to deny the reality or even invent flimsy justifications and excuses to ease the suffering of the unemployed. Rather, there is a need to roll up sleeves, open horizons of minds to formulate a fair solution, and develop solutions that free us from unemployment. There is a need to find solutions that protect future generations from tasting the bitterness of unemployment and limit the worsening of the problem. Adopting an initiative to develop entities and competencies in the labor market will achieve the desired balance of the interests of the parties in the labor market (the state – entities – competencies); It will be one of the most important solutions to contribute to solving the unemployment problem and bridging the gap between the desire to localize jobs and the obstacles in the labor market. This initiative will reach its goal when it is implemented as a social company that does not shy away from making profits but is primarily aimed at building a strong economy by enhancing the role of (existing entities and human competencies) willing to localize, with the participation and support of government agencies responsible for localization. The aim is to establish a sustainable and genuine national partnership that builds strong entities and skilled, productive competencies, in line with the robustness of the Kingdom’s economic situation and its future aspirations.