Unemployment is an economic condition that remains a global issue to this day. In 2018, a little less than 172 million individuals around the world were unemployed, which was 2 million less than the year before. In 2020, the global unemployment rate is 5.42%. A decade ago, it was 5.92%. Global unemployment has remained at the 5% rate for many years, and the International Labor Organization expects this to remain unchanged within the coming years. When it comes to the unemployment rate by country, the highest rates were found in occupied Palestine areas and Sub-Saharan Africa. Lesotho, formerly named Basutoland, ranked first with a percentage of 28.2%. On the other hand, the country with the lowest rate is Qatar with 0.1%, followed by Cambodia with 0.3%.