Sentence examples for making unemployed from inspiring English sources

Bowen said the 2014 budget measures were "unfair" including making unemployed people wait for the dole or making people work until 70 to get the pension.

Under the Conservatives, full employment would be achieved in much the same way that the coalition has got "record numbers of people" into work over the last several years by making unemployed young people join Britain's army of "working poor".

Under the Conservatives, full employment would be achieved in much the same way that the coalition has got "record numbers of people" into work over the last several years - by making unemployed young people join Britain's army of "working poor".

Shorten said Labor would not make unemployed people a "cheap target to divide our community".

Nor, given language barriers and bureaucratic impediments, is it easy for someone made unemployed in Athens to get a job in Amsterdam.

And the only debate in Washington seems to be, how many more of them can we make unemployed?

By next spring those made unemployed by the crisis will start running out of unemployment benefits.

They were seeking a place to live, having been made unemployed from their previous work running a hotel.

I would bet there are as many men as women who would like flexibility, rather than being made unemployed.

"Having a partner is as good for you as being made unemployed is bad for you," he said.

It takes a prolonged period of dismal nominal wage growth, relative to growth in prices and aggregate demand, to make unemployed or underemployed labour attractive to firms.