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Nathan Spiegel (White Giant)

All worlds
06 Dec 2011 02:55Link
my corps make profit. i have available workers. production is 100%+. no products haven't been sold. so why is my employment index going down and why is my corp value going down?
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a9fc8yt3kd1 (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
06 Dec 2011 06:36Link
Unemployment Problem:

Possible Causes:

1: Have any of the corporations in your country been closed down within the past few real-life days? If so, that would explain the decreases in both your employment index and in your corporation value. If this is the case, you simply need more corporations.

2: Are your corporations upgrading their production efficiency? When corporations upgrade their production efficiency, they produce the same volume of products but with fewer workers. The production efficiency also doesn't need to be upgraded manually. Rather, you can set your corporations to upgrade their production efficiency automatically. In fact, if I remember correctly, automatic efficiency upgrades are enabled by default unless you intentionally disable them, although I could be wrong about that. If this is the source of the problem, you once again need more corporations.

3: Have you recently downsized any part of your
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a9fc8yt3kd1 (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
06 Dec 2011 07:04Link
OK, I just looked at your country's corporations list, and I discovered that not ALL of your corporations are at 100% hiring. Instead, you have worker shortages in several of them. This explains why your corporations are, on average, loosing value. In your post, you suggested that all of your corporations were at 100% hiring. If that were true, then you would need more corporations in order to raise employment levels. However, since it appears that not all of your corporations are at 100% hiring, then I would instead work to boost employment levels in those corporations which are not yet fully staffed. First, make sure that the automatic hiring level in all of your corporations is set to 100%. Second, check the numbers of available workers of each type in your country. If there are substantially fewer workers in any one worker-group than in most of the other worker groups, that may indicate a shortage of that particular worker group, even if there are