How bad is unemployment in your country or region?
How bad is unemployment in your country or region?
Eli Wilson
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Andrew Richardson
Poland went from 20% unemployment to 2% unemployment in 18 years, because of emigration
Connor Thompson
Below EU average so fine I guess
Grayson Miller
really bad user, NUKE US PLS
Ryan Kelly
3.3% in my city
James Lee
Warsaw
Basically nonexistent
Jose Hughes
>NOOOOO YOU HAVE TO WORK YOU HAVE TO SLAVE YOUR DAYS IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN AN ARTIFICIAL ECONOMIC GROWTH THAT MIRRORS THE 50S BECAUSE WE CAPITALISTS CAN'T JUST SLOW DOWN AND WE WANT THE ECONOMIC BOOM TO LAST FOREVER!
no thanks, i live under the bridge
Hudson Foster
Why not just do something remote? I guess you need to be educated to do so but still
Joseph Kelly
Why is it so bad is spain?
Jayden Collins
Oh fuck, how is Portugal doing so well?
I thought it was meant to be awful there?
Austin Gutierrez
Compared to the rest of southern yurope we're not doing too bad
Brody Long
they keep leaving the country to find jobs in the EU
meanwhile spaniards just take naps and sip beers under the sun on government gibs
Jordan Gomez
>they keep leaving the country to find jobs in the EU
it's called brain drain and is a bad thing, so it's better for Spain in long run
Bentley Baker
average italian mentality
Levi Jackson
Holy based we are literally a pariah state in Europe along with Russia and Belarus.
Austin Reyes
It hovers around 5% in London, but I never trust unemployment rate statistics. I haven't had a job since 2016, but I'm not counted in unemployment statistics because I'm not actively searching for one.
Ryder Reyes
high cost to hire and kick out + working under the table + people studying to be public servants + high unemployement benefits + mom and dad support you even if you're neet
Jose Brown
+ naturally lazy andal*sians
Robert Bell
>but I'm not counted in unemployment statistics because I'm not actively searching for one.
that's the case literally everywhere
Adrian Butler
Exactly, hence why I never trust unemployment statistics.
Adrian Richardson
They still measure the economically inactive - look at the employment rate
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