| fadytarek999 | Friday, December 27, 2019 - 04:38 pm 
I have empire in WG world containing 2 countries from six months the numbers of High-Tech engineers and nurses decreases very fast and the number of low and medium workers increasing so much and some hospitals closing in both countries and the percentage of employing in corps decreasing. Note that i do't build any corps in this interval and have some unemployed in each kind before this problem happen so why this happen? |
| Daniel Iceling | Friday, December 27, 2019 - 09:26 pm
fadytarek999,
Please post the name of your countries, so that people can look at them, to see what is going on.
Without being able to see the counties in question, there are three common causes for this problem...
1). Your Education Index is too low. Players advocate an Education Index of anywhere from 170-230, if you are outside this range, or at the lower end of it, then you might not be able to educate the professionals you need.
2). Your Education Priorities are poorly balanced. The total of your priorities should add up to exactly 120. Going above this has no benefit, going below, will reduce the availability of educated workers. Try raising the priority for professions you have a shortage of, while lowering other priorities, so that the total remains at 120.
3). You have too few unemployed people. When a country drops below a minimum number of unemployed in Low/Mid/High Level Workers, the game automatically demotes educated workers to bring up the uneducated workforce numbers. Note, this happens even if all automation settings are disabled.
This feature is necessary, to prevent mass unemployment due to over education. The problem is, that it doesn't demote from all professional types equally. High Tech Professionals, Nurses, and Senior Doctors, often get over demoted, resulting in shortages in those areas.
The way you solve this issue, is by making sure to have enough unemployed people, by closing extra Corporations. If High/Mid/Low Level Worker unemployment drops below 100,000 unemployed for each level of worker, or if total unemployment drops lower than 2M people, you are likely to run into this issue.
Signed President of DanNation on LU |
| fadytarek999 | Friday, December 27, 2019 - 09:37 pm
thanks sir, but i think this cases to apply for my case and i know those information about the game and feeling strange about this behavior. I hope you review my countries and help me if you can. my countries names:
egyptt
egyptt2
my automation setting:
I apply only 5 things:
Receive advice at login
Buy ammunition and supplies for the army
Reactivate weapons automatically when war is declared.
Automatic placing orders for products that your country needs.
Send message to confirm share transactions entered manually.
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until now the shortage of engineering increases without any reasons for this. |
| Daniel Iceling | Saturday, December 28, 2019 - 12:29 am
fadytarek999,
I just had a look at your country 'egyptt' on WG. In your case, the problem was a shortage of Low Level Workers. August 4267 WG time, your number of Unemployed Low Level Workers reached a low of 4,334. This caused the game to over-correct, demoting 300,000 professionals to Low Level Workers, most of which, used to be High Tech Engineers. This is what caused your shortage of High Tech Engineers, and Nurses. The imbalance it created, will correct over time. To prevent it happening again, don't let your number of Unemployed Low Level Workers get so low, that the game has to do another emergency demotion.
Signed President of DanNation on LU |
| fadytarek999 | Saturday, December 28, 2019 - 12:56 am
thanks a lot sir. |
| fady | Tuesday, December 31, 2019 - 02:36 pm
the problem still here guys my country having a lot of unemployed workers in all categories and a gain the number of workers increase to very high value and profession go to zero with shortage in corps and closing the hospitals. this happen occur ln my two countries : Egyptt and Egyptt2.
please help me and mention game master if you can.
thanks |
