Sentence examples for share of unemployed from inspiring English sources
The share of unemployed workers who have been out of work for more than six months was 38.1 percent in January, with the worst levels of long-term unemployment occurring among workers 45 or older.
Worse, the share of unemployed workers who have been out of work for more than six months actually increased last month, from 38.1 percent in January to 40.2 percent, a ruinous situation for millions of families.
17 A Longer Wait for Jobless Even though overall unemployment dropped last year, the share of unemployed workers who have been jobless for more than six months -- the point at which most state benefits run out -- has remained historically high.
The share of unemployed people who had been working in Manhattan jumped to almost 24percentt last year, pushing it past Queens to become the borough with the second largest population of unemployed people (Brooklyn remained at the top of the negative heap).
Column (9) relates the share of unemployed youth participating in ALMP to the share of unemployed adults participating in ALMP.
The share of unemployed adults declined from 18.4 percentage in 2013 to 9.3% in the first 9 months of 2016.
Over the time period shown, the shares of unemployed reporting benefit receipt have dropped in more than two thirds of countries, while only a few recorded significant increases.
As the chart shows, the number of long-term unemployed as a share of the unemployed -- and labor force overall -- was higher during the Great Recession and the period immediately following it than at any point since the end of World War II.
When the downturn began, Germany had about 25 percent of the population in the euro zone and a similar share of the unemployed workers.
Mr. Bernanke said he was particularly concerned about the unusually large share of the unemployed who have been unable to find work for six months or more.
Since then, the share of the unemployed on temporary lay-offs, who were more likely to return to work when their benefits ran out, has shrunk, while the share who have lost their jobs permanently has grown.
