When a person loses his job, his income is automatically cut from then on. The loss of a salary can lead to a family losing their home. The lack of a stable income can lead to poverty, home foreclosure, and the inability to provide for yourself and your family. In a home with little or no income and with children inside, they are deprived of an educational education and a stable life. Even when people file for unemployment, the government only gives out a certain amount of money to help them continue to earn a living. The government pays almost 50% of the money that the unemployed would normally use on a monthly basis to compensate for job losses (Simpson, Stephen D.). In addition to financial issues, unemployment can also lead to an increase in health problems among the unemployed. Constant stress resulting from lack of income can cause health problems for an individual. Maragaretha Voss from Sweden conducted some research that allegedly revealed that unemployed people develop serious health problems (Leahy, Ph.D. Robert.). Some people start to engage in bad habits such as smoking or drinking, which can lead to a deterioration in their overall health. Another common thing among individuals after unemployment is the loss of knowledge of each other's previous job skills. After being out of work for so long, your skills eventually get rusty and you start to show up