Italy:

The economy of Italy, which is the eighth largest in the world, is teetering. The nation’s debt crisis, fueled by the lack of government’s initiative to enact broad economic reforms has led the economy of the nation into deep slumber, which is having adverse effects on the employment opportunities in the country.

A mindboggling 91 percent of the employees in the country feel that it is a bad time to find a job, while a meager four percent think that it is an ideal time to find a job.     

The United Kingdom:

With a shoddy economy, huge skill gap, ever increasing unemployment rate and a gloomy forecast, the economy of this vibrant nation is struggling to stay afloat. And 83 percent of the employees in the country believe that the present macro-economic situation is not favorable for a job change, whereas not more than 13 percent think that it is a good time to find a job.