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Unemployment in Hawaii
Every nation has their problems and troubles and with every government comes a different way to handle those problems. One problem that every country has in common is unemployment. Unemployment is when a person does not hold a job during the week that they can go to and earn money to support themselves and their families. Not only will I discuss the many types of unemployment, but also how unemployment affects families, the unemployment rate in Hawaii, and what our government plans to do to stop this economic crisis. Unemployment plagues over 100,000 families every day and there must be something we can do about it.
There is not only one type of unemployment. ... There is frictional, structural, seasonal, and cyclical unemployment. Frictional unemployment is when workers move from one job to another. If a person is unhappy with their job, and go to find another this is frictional unemployment.
Unemployment that occurs when there is a change in technology or economic structure is called structural unemployment. ...
Seasonal unemployment is when a person is employment from season to season such as than holidays, school year, or harvest schedules. ...
The last type of unemployment is classified as cyclical unemployment. This is the type of unemployment that hurts the economy more than any other type. ... When unemployment increases it leads to more lay offs and reduces total demand. ... Unemployment can affect a family more than anyone could realize. ... One in three children in the state of Hawaii that are incarcerated in juvenal facilities, one of their parents at one time lost their jobs and left home.
Our entire country faces the problem of unemployment and poverty, but like all states Hawaii has a story of it’s own.
Approximate Word count = 1412
Approximate Pages = 5.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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