"jobless problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a lack of employment opportunities or joblessness. For example, "The jobless problem in our city has increased significantly in the last five years."
So even if the recovery gathers steam, almost one-third of the rise in joblessness may endure.Few policymakers think that America's jobless problem is mainly structural.
Among young people, a top demographic for the future of the auto industry, the jobless problem is even worse.
But even this figure is probably an undercount of the extent of the jobless problem in this country.
The American jobless problem have combined to give the tariff proposal newfound momentum, as the Senate spent much of the afternoon Thursday debating it.
A decline in energy prices helped push the inflation rate lower, but Jennifer McKeown, an economist in London with Capital Economics, said that the jobless problem was probably itself part of the reason for the downward pressure on prices.
Faced with the growing jobless problem, the new Socialist president, François Hollande, is planning new rules to make it more expensive to lay off workers, the a French minister said Thursday.
The government itself says that, unless the economy expands by at least 6% a year, the country's huge jobless problem--by most estimates, one adult in three lacks regular work--will be untouched.Yet South Africa faces enormous obstacles in increasing growth.
Photograph: Patrick Kovarik/AFP/Getty Images France's unemployment total has hit a new record high, as the country's government struggles to get to grips with its jobless problems.
Obama has long lamented discrimination against the jobless, a problem that received widespread attention in 2010 with dozens of job ads that stipulated applicants "must be currently employed".
However, unemployment has remained acute, with the state's high level of education among the jobless exacerbating the problem.
The ominous context for the nation's mushrooming poverty, jobless and deficit problems was spelled out yesterday by a bipartisan coalition of leading economists and business and government veterans from the Committee for Economic Development, the Concord Coalition and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
