Sentence examples for unemployed labour from inspiring English sources

In northern Saskatchewan, a highway is being asphalted to speed the province's last big pool of unemployed labour to Alberta.

Skill mismatches may be larger for the unemployed labour force, for example, if the educational level of the unemployed does not match the educational requirements of relevant job vacancies.

The scheme left just 1% of entrants unemployed, but Labour went cold on it.

Instead, they will favour activist policies designed to help the unemployed through labour-market intervention.

The recent drop in unemployment looks to be due to the unemployed leaving the labour force rather than getting jobs.

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.

As the unemployment rate is the percentage of unemployed within the labour force, this means that had the participation rate stayed steady, the unemployment rate would now be higher – around 6.3% in seasonally adjusted terms and 6.1% in trend terms.

The government will have to defend two of its back-to-work schemes against accusations they exploit the unemployed as forced labour after a high court judge granted a hearing that could see benefit regulations overturned.

Just as Blair and Brown shifted the conversation on to their positive new deal for the young unemployed, the new Labour leader will need the imagination to turn the spotlight on to the causes of welfare spending: lack of training and lack of house-building meaning 25 times more to be spent on the housing-benefit bill than on building.

As high street chains dropped out one by one from the DWP's work experience scheme, fearing they would be linked to exploiting the unemployed for free labour, it was Reilly who became the lightning rod for a debate on the poor and undeserving poor.

Unemployed is of labour force participants.