Mercredi 3 février
La situation est particulièrement inquiétante : d’après le vice premier ministre Alexandre Zhukov, Environ 500.000 Russes peuvent perdre leur travail à tout moment et le nombre de gens en chômage technique ne va pas diminuer.
Zukhov s’inquiète pour les grandes entreprises russes. En effet, près de 30 000 employés de grandes entreprises sont susceptibles de perdre leur emploi.
Le niveau de chômage est de 8,1 pour cent aujourd’hui d’après l'Agence russe de Statistiques.
Le président Medvedev a dit l’année dernière le chômage temporaire en Russie était la conséquence la plus grave de la crise économique. Les changements positifs récents dans le développement de l'économie de la nation n'indiquent cependant pas d'amélioration pour le marché du travail.
Mon opinion :
Ce taux de chômage très élevé peut rapidement entrainer le pays dans la pauvreté. Avant d’arriver à ce point on espère que la crise économique sera finie et que la Russie sera sortie de la crise.
Déborah
http://english.pravda.ru/russia/economics/03-02-2010/112007-unemployed-0
dimanche 14 mars 2010
Russia in unemployment crisis
Prime minister Alexander Zukhov thinks that around 500 000 Russians citizens are likely to loose their jobs and that the number of Russians in an enforced leave will not decrease either...
the situation of Russia's key compagnies is critical: around 3000 employees from important firms can loose jobs.
According to the russian statistics agency ,the level of unemployment has reached 8,1 per cent.
At the end of last year, President Medvedev said that temporary unemployment in Russia was the most dangerous consequence of the global crisis.
Even if there are some recent positive changes in the development of the nation’s economy, that doesn’t show any any improvement for the labor market yet.
Medvedev added “Unfortunately, the current crisis stipulates a very long unemployment period. The number of jobs will be our big problem for long,”
My Opinion:
This rise of unemployment has made people react. For example some Russians are angry about the 10 million immigrants (native foreigners of central Asia and South Caucasus) in Russia because they think these immigrants are taking too many jobs from them.
Deborah
http://english.pravda.ru/russia/economics/03-02-2010/112007-unemployed-0
the situation of Russia's key compagnies is critical: around 3000 employees from important firms can loose jobs.
According to the russian statistics agency ,the level of unemployment has reached 8,1 per cent.
At the end of last year, President Medvedev said that temporary unemployment in Russia was the most dangerous consequence of the global crisis.
Even if there are some recent positive changes in the development of the nation’s economy, that doesn’t show any any improvement for the labor market yet.
Medvedev added “Unfortunately, the current crisis stipulates a very long unemployment period. The number of jobs will be our big problem for long,”
My Opinion:
This rise of unemployment has made people react. For example some Russians are angry about the 10 million immigrants (native foreigners of central Asia and South Caucasus) in Russia because they think these immigrants are taking too many jobs from them.
Deborah
http://english.pravda.ru/russia/economics/03-02-2010/112007-unemployed-0
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