bloodbath
noun
a situation in which a lot of businesses close or a lot of people lose their jobs because there is so much competition
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noun
a situation in which a lot of businesses close or a lot of people lose their jobs because there is so much competition
noun
the number of people who do not have a job and who are receiving money from the government
noun
a local office, run by the government, where jobs are advertised and people who are looking for work can get help and advice
abbreviation
not in education, employment, or training: a young person who has left school, university, etc. and is not working or training
noun
a situation in which someone remains poor because they cannot get a job that will pay them more money than they get from the government
adjective
if someone is redundant, they have been told they must leave their job because they are no longer needed
adjective
no longer working in a job or career, especially after having worked in it for most of your life
to apply to receive money from the government when you have lost your job
noun
the system by which the government regularly pays money to people who do not have a job, or who are too ill or old to work
adjective
unable to get a job, for example because of a lack of relevant skills or experience
adjective
people who work without being paid or who do not have a job. Some people consider this phrase to be a more polite way of referring to people who are unemployed.
to receive money from the government because you do not have a job
available to be employed in a particular job
unemployed
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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social exclusion
noun
a situation in which some members of a society do not feel part of that society because they are poor or do not have a job