Associations to the word «Unemployed»
Noun
- Unemployment
- Employment
- Workforce
- Worker
- Wage
- Depression
- Job
- Plight
- Laborer
- Recession
- Aged
- Labor
- Relief
- Labour
- Participation
- Benefit
- Subsistence
- Roosevelt
- Marches
- Subsidy
- Employer
- Insurance
- Pension
- Poverty
- Professional
- Assistance
- Million
- Payment
- Peasant
- Resident
- Cally
- Veteran
- Rate
- Working
- Disability
- Youth
- Immigrant
- Communist
- Cent
- Graduate
- Union
- Crisis
- Scheme
- Transparency
- Economy
- Demonstration
- Sector
- Farmer
- Thousand
- Employee
- Par
- Class
- Protest
- Skill
- Fund
- Rank
- Spending
- Active
- Training
- Occupation
- Aid
- Riot
- Demand
- Dole
- Program
- Labourer
Adjective
Wiktionary
UNEMPLOYED, adjective. Having no job despite being able and willing to work.
UNEMPLOYED, adjective. Having no use, not doing work
UNEMPLOYED, noun. Unemployed people.
Dictionary definition
UNEMPLOYED, noun. People who are involuntarily out of work (considered as a group); "the long-term unemployed need assistance".
UNEMPLOYED, adjective. Not engaged in a gainful occupation; "unemployed workers marched on the capital".
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