A reader wrote: We the poor count the minutes, hours and days for payday to come, which is the 25th of each month. On this day, we receive our salaries, which we look forward to with eagerness and love. The day finally comes and coincides with a Friday, which is a holiday. The unjust computer is, however, on vacation on this day and we will be given our salaries the day after on Saturday. Computers work 24/7 to take bank payments and other payments for private companies. However, when it comes to the rights of people, they take a holiday.

A computer engineering graduate from Umm Al-Qura University wrote: I have specialized in computer science because of the need in our beloved country for cadre who specialize in this subject, but it is surprising that this discipline is not wanted in our civil service. As a result, the fate of people like me is to stand in a long queue with other unemployed people. The irony is that the government departments depend on private companies for IT services. The private companies on their part employ foreigners to do this job. What should we do? Should we commit suicide?

A young unemployed man who is a graduate of a technical institute wrote: We the graduates of the technical colleges are unemployed. The public sector is ignoring us and the private sector is kicking us out and embracing foreigners. Even the bank loans that are supposed to assist us in starting our own enterprises are only available with conditions that we cannot meet. What should we do? Should we commit suicide?

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