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by kkfdkerpoe
1025 days ago
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Depends on the area. Lots of countryside areas have high unemployment statistically, but are actually very chill because there are so few people, and most of them are retirees. With adequate internet connectivity they can be perfect for remote workers. |
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Not true. Unemployment numbers don't account for retirees or children of school age or involved in education/trainings programs.
If an area has high unemployment it means only adults of working age not involved in any schooling, trainings or apprenticeship, who are able bodied to work but don't.