"jobs gap" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: There is a significant jobs gap between workers with college degrees and those without.
The "jobs gap" – the difference between today's employment and what it should be – is three million.
The magnitude of the jobs crisis is clearly illustrated by the jobs gap – currently around 12.3 million jobs.
Accounting for population growth in California over the last decade results in a public-sector jobs gap of 157,200.
Although the jobs gap and the high unemployment rate are the immediate problems in the American labor market, they are not the only ones.
The jobs gap is primarily the result of the dramatic collapse in aggregate demand that began with the financial crisis of 2008.
By 2030, the extent of the jobs gap would fall to 30,000 while the loss in value to the economy would be an estimated £5bn.
Because against all odds, small companies have been filling the job gap.
In the tepid expansion after the 2001 recession, the job gap had still not closed by 2007.
Imports and outsourcing didn't cause that shortfall, but if the job gap doesn't start closing soon, protectionist pressures will become irresistible.
The aim, she says, is to close what Europe estimates as a 700,000-IT-job gap in the region.
They detailed how the U.S. and the World Bank encourage the indebtedness of developing nations, how even when immigrants "succeed" here, a wage and job gap opens between native- and foreign-born, black and white, male and female.
