How is Unemployment Now?

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Youth Career Management (YCM) reports that: Between 1991 and 2005, the working employment force of about 5.51 million people to 6.9 million people. This increase related primarily to women (44% in 1990 to 57% in 2002) and 55-plus (27% in 1990 to 38% in 2002).

In 2002 hit this situation between January 2002 and December 2003 unemployment rose by 40% to 403,000. Unemployment is maximum among the youth, women, and immigrants and low-skilled. Unemployment is primarily caused by the bad economy.

The CPB expects that in 2004 unemployment will rise sharply, regardless of the slight recovery of the economy in the Netherlands. The protuberance of the Central Planning Office suggests that it is predictable that unemployment will fall to 490,000, or 6.24 percent of the labor force.

Employment in healthcare will probably still increase, but this is not sufficient for the quick rise in unemployment.

The burden and higher pension contributions increases the wedge (the difference between labor costs for businesses and net income of workers) substantially. This will surely guide to a boost in the estimated equilibrium unemployment which in 2004 will rise to 5.5 percent.

Now you can observe there are smaller amount women are element of the workforce and that among women increased unemployment. However, women generally have higher education than men. The less educated unemployment higher than the higher educated.

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