Population growth and unemployment issue are in a directly proportional relationship.

The rapid growth in the population is one of the main reasons leading to the issue of unemployment, and at the same time it negatively affects employment opportunities. Especially reduces job opportunities. Because of the increase in population during that time, the unemployment issue became one of the most important issues in the world. For any business in the world, there is a limit to the number of workers in each field so that they cannot take more than the specified limit. Companies, government, hospitals, school, and other workplaces will not be able to allow all young people to join work even if they have the highest level of education.

50% of people who answered the survey questions believe that the increase or rise of the population is one of the main causes and causes of the issue of unemployment in the world. So, as we see that this is not a low percentage we can say because the population increase leads to the problem of unemployment, which can affect the young people who are still looking for work.

According to Mansour Salih, of the Event Experts Company, people looking for work are at least three times the opportunities in this country. This can tell us that jobs available in the country will not suit all people looking for a job. This means that a large population searches for work in a small labor market. The job will be given to a very small number of people and the rest will remain without work, which may lead to an unemployment problem.

As Thuraya Ahmed Obaid said (UN Under-Secretary-General 2000-2010) “We cannot confront the massive challenges of poverty, hunger, disease, unemployment, and environmental destruction unless we address issues of population and reproductive health”.  (Obaid, n.d.)

We have to focus on the main problem to solve all other problems, and the main problem is rapid population growth. A recent case carried out by the University of Prishtina Faculty of Applied societies in Ferizaj KOSOVA shows that due to the rapid growth of the population the unemployment rate increases, which indicates that the relationship between population growth and unemployment is directly proportional. As the population increases, many people will experience unemployment and as a result the number of unemployed increases as well. (AFRIM LOKU , GAZMEND DEDA, 2013)

Population growth affects employment at different levels such as personal, social, and global levels, and according to survey responses when the country has a large population, this will affect the individual negatively because it will be difficult for him to find a suitable job. Many people will remain without work, so social media will be affected as well. Without a job, people will not be able to reconcile with one another which may lead to a lack of communication.

Looking at the global level, the unemployment rate will increase as long as the population increase will keep many people around the world without work. We suggested measuring population growth and unemployment in an inversely proportional relationship. In this way, if the population increases, the unemployment rate will decrease, so there will be more places of work in the country. Moreover, a helpful solution is to open more employment exchange venues to inform people about employment information. Also, to avoid unemployment people must build themselves by setting up their own businesses. This will help the employer as well as people looking for jobs.

Finally, the UAE government has developed some programs to help young people find a job such as Tawteen and Absher Council. These programs support the young Emirates looking for work, the main purpose of which is to reduce the problem of unemployment in the country, even if the population increases continuously and rapidly.  (Shhehab Al Makahleh, Samia Badih And Sara Sabry, Staff Reporters, 2012)