The IMF slashed its outlook for the region's three largest economies -- Saudi Arabia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates.
For those who wish to seek rehabilitation and contribute to society, we must think about how the crime has affected their lives and how we can support them back into work.
Germany is operating at full employment, with the jobless rate only 3.4 percent. Others such as Spain and Italy have double-digit unemployment rates.
Supporters of the idea say it could bring an end to poverty while simultaneously enhancing people's freedom.
Donald Trump looks at changing health rules so that unemployed people might need a job to get Medicaid coverage.
Jobs report makes clear the US economy is on a firm footing but income levels nowhere near boom times.
New survey finds hordes of workers looking for new jobs as Christmas approaches.
A study by the University of Glasgow found that unemployed people had a mortality rate three times bigger than health and business professionals or teachers.
Any applicants would be informed they would be selling goods, such as cars or machinery, via online marketplaces – think eBay and Gumtree – on behalf of a fake firm.
Data suggests the American job market was healthy but a little less active in August with employers advertising plenty of job openings.
After scrapping a wealth tax and reaching out to big investors, Macron's popularity is flagging, and he made matters worse for himself with a vulgar reference to soon-to-be-jobless workers.
And there are no restrictions on how to spend it.
Fear of unemployment as a result of mechanisation is not new. Our ancestors feared automation, too.
UK jobless count continues to fall regardless of the country's Brexit vote.
Sports Direct is just the tip of the iceberg – other companies just have better PR.
At 41, Chahed is the youngest prime minister of the country.
All of us will have to foot the bill for allowing people to fester in forgotten parts of the country.
Habib Essid voted out over failure to tackle Tunisia's economic problems.
EY ITEM Club says unemployment could rise to 7% by 2019.
Data collected during the economic crisis suggest a rise in cancer-related mortality in the OECD.
Warning comes as Treasury releases its analysis into the short-term effects of a 'leave' vote.
The new law would make hiring and firing easier in a country where labor protection is sacrosanct and unemployment is above 10 percent