Global unemployment hit record high: international labor organization (ILO)

Global unemployment has top record level in 2013, and continues rising until 2017, a report by the United Nations labor agency warned, adding that the labor market situation remains particularly discouraging the world’s youth. The international labor organization (ILO) said the number of jobless people around the world rose by 4 million in 2012 to 197 million, and the report also predicted that with the acceleration of growth, the global unemployment rate is expected to rise to more than 210 million before 2018.

Many people have searched for work, but in vain and when it comes to provision for family, so many felt like a failure as a man and began to feel worthless. If you have nothing, people treat you as nothing and before long you begin to view yourself the way they view you. Each person who joins the ranks of the unemployed faces the additional challenge to living on less. When we had the money, we never thought of cutting back, but when the same expenses came and we still had no work, we had no choice but to simplify. While looking for work, you need to cope with the mental and emotional anxiety caused by unemployment; you may also have to live on less.

What are the practical steps you can take to deal with the emotional challenges?

How can you live on less?

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