Sentence examples for comprise unemployed from inspiring English sources

NEETs comprise "unemployed" and the "inactive" persons who are not in training or education.

This means that the sample under study comprises those unemployed or in a labor market program in November 2001.

The unemployed comprise not only construction workers, but also ancillary workers, such as real-estate brokers and bankers, as well as all those who work on houses, such as plumbers and electricians.

Across the European Union in 2012, the long-term unemployed comprised 62% of the total unemployed a far greater share than in America, but around the same level it was in 2000.

While the long-term unemployed comprised less than 15percentt of all the unemployed prior to the recession, by April 2010, 44percentt of the unemployed had been unemployed for more than 6 months.

Occupationally, the patients comprised 127 (31.2%) unemployed, 242 (59.5%) unskilled workers, and 38 (9.3%) skilled workers.

said, indicating that the long-term unemployed still comprise a disproportionately large share of the jobless compared to previous recessions.

Another reason fewer people are receiving benefits is that the proportion of the unemployed population comprised of laid-off workers has declined, meaning fewer people are eligible.

The last category comprised all others, including unemployed and housewives (n = 36).

The low-skilled comprise the bulk of the unemployed.

In November 2013 they comprised 37.3% of the total unemployed.