Impact of COVID-19: Youth led Labor Market

1. 1-Economy and business

1.1. 1 - The postponement of the payment of loans led to a decrease in the revenues of private companies because the employees who received the loans were from private companies.

1.2. 2 - Event and wedding companies have been completely shut down, resulting in a large proportion of young people who have lost their jobs and their source of income.

1.3. 3 - A large part of the cafes have been closed and their revenues have been significantly reduced and have led to the sale of cafes.

1.4. 4 - Sports clubs have been closed, and the closure has led to a lack of revenue for employees, coaches and owners of sports centers.

1.5. 5 - The stock market was closed, resulting in the loss of the shares of many individuals and institutions.

1.6. 6 - The repercussions of Coved-19 led to the termination of jobs and the creation of new jobs.

2. 7-Tourism Sector

2.1. 1.Tourisim office and enterprise

2.2. 2.hotels and Tourism institutions and Tourism marketing

2.3. 3.tourisim institutions and milestons (museum)

2.4. 4.annual cultural seminar and festivals

2.5. 5 Receiving tourists and promoting tourism through tourists

2.6. 7 External support for tourism promotion / (أردننا جنة ) / support from Germany

3. 8-General Sports Federation

3.1. _ sports activities (world leagues)

4. 6-Telecom sector +

4.1. 1- Infrastructure of telecom companies .

4.2. 2-Increased demand for telecom companies ( Positive and negative ) .

5. 2-Education

5.1. 1. Private and public higher education institutions.

5.2. 2. Ministry of education.

5.3. 3. Helping education center's.

5.4. 4. Public libraries( such as Abed Alhammed Shoman).

5.5. 5. Private teaching institutions employees.

5.6. 6. High education students.

5.7. 7. Primary education students.

5.8. 8. Facing e-learning and learning platforms with its advantages and disadvantages.

5.9. 9. School supplies(Stationery).

6. 3-The medical section

6.1. The production department

6.2. 1- Increasing demand for medical materials factories

6.3. 2- Medical personnel

6.4. 3- Increasing demand for and developing medical devices

6.5. 4- Hospitals ( Human and material resources )

6.6. 5- Private medical and health institutions and demand for them

6.7. 6- Increasing demand for pharmaceutical products such as : vitamin C and Zinc

7. 4-The private business sector

7.1. 1_Financial flow to companies (decreased) lack of sales and demand.

7.2. 2_Employees in this sector, especially day laborers and part-time employees.

7.3. 4-social security services

7.3.1. 3_ Non-local / foreign employees. Syrian workers, Egyptian workers (workers without formal contract).

7.3.1.1. 3- Land transport sector (Interior & Exterior), and Transportation offices

7.4. 5_ Money market , stocks and bonds belonging to the private sector.

7.5. 6_ companies and startups.

7.6. 7_ insurance companies.

7.7. 8_ industrial cities / production branches.

7.8. 9_Electronic devices agencies and stores (price increase)

8. 5-Transport sector

8.1. 1- Air transport sector

8.2. 2- Import & Export (Free Zones & Border Regions)

8.3. 4- Customs clearance offices & enterprises

8.3.1. 3- The radio television sector ( News channels ) .