Difference between revisions of "Unemployed"

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== Definition ==
 
== Definition ==
 
An unemployed is an individual of working age who meets three conditions simultaneously :
 
An unemployed is an individual of working age who meets three conditions simultaneously :
- being without employment, meaning having not worked for at least one hour during the reference week ;
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* being without employment, meaning having not worked for at least one hour during the reference week ;
- being available to take up employment within two weeks ;
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* being available to take up employment within two weeks ;
- having actively looked for a job in the previous month or having found one starting within the next three months.
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* having actively looked for a job in the previous month or having found one starting within the next three months.
 
== Extra ==
 
== Extra ==
 
'''Source:''' definition adopted in 1982 by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) <br />
 
'''Source:''' definition adopted in 1982 by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) <br />
 
'''Example of Use:''' He has been unemployed since he was made redundant last year.[[Category: Economy]][[Category: Glossary]]
 
'''Example of Use:''' He has been unemployed since he was made redundant last year.[[Category: Economy]][[Category: Glossary]]

Revision as of 09:25, 2 October 2020

Unemployed - (adjective)

Definition

An unemployed is an individual of working age who meets three conditions simultaneously :

  • being without employment, meaning having not worked for at least one hour during the reference week ;
  • being available to take up employment within two weeks ;
  • having actively looked for a job in the previous month or having found one starting within the next three months.

Extra

Source: definition adopted in 1982 by the International Labour Organisation (ILO)
Example of Use: He has been unemployed since he was made redundant last year.