Sentence examples for groups of unemployed from inspiring English sources

So groups of unemployed dock hands sit around glumly, waiting.

Restive labor unions and groups of unemployed workers have staged numerous strikes and highway blockades, slowing the economy even more.

The benefits office near the station with groups of unemployed people routinely lining up outside has been razed to make way for a new office building.

Every week, militant groups of unemployed stage street protests.In this section Crawling back to daylight The lady vanishes Signed but not sealed The inalienable right to a beach ReprintsSecond, macroeconomic policy has been more effective than critics admit.

Some charities suspect that because the work programme reward payments for successfully getting young people into jobs are relatively low, the corporate primes have been focusing their resources up to now - for cash-flow reasons - on groups of unemployed people which command higher fees.

When Mildred Furiya moved to a 19th-century town house on State Street in Brooklyn from a cramped walkup in Greenwich Village in 1967, a boarding house known for prostitution stood across a barren street, groups of unemployed men hung out on the corner and the Brooklyn House of Detention was a defining presence a block away.

The largest single group of unemployed graduates is in IT.

He took a group of unemployed youngsters from his constituency to see Mrs Thatcher.

The spending power of this new, longer-term group of unemployed will be low.

One group of unemployed software specialists has decided to try a different tack.

A group of unemployed textile workers burned tires and looted in El Agustino.