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"unemployed workers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to people who are currently not employed and actively seeking employment. You can use this phrase when discussing job market trends, government policies, or economic conditions. For example: "The government has implemented new programs to support unemployed workers during the current economic downturn." or "The unemployment rate has increased, leaving many workers as unemployed and struggling to make ends meet."
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A tax credit for hiring unemployed workers in 2010.
There are still 11m officially unemployed workers in the economy.
But across the G7 countries there are 27m unemployed workers.
So does the number of long-term unemployed workers.
And in competition for scarce openings, firms are likely to favour short-term unemployed workers over long-term unemployed workers.
Unemployed workers were also more likely than the employed to support having the government create jobs for unemployed workers.
It helps some unemployed workers pay for health coverage.
Unemployed workers are right to fear for their futures.
And a pool of unemployed workers limits the competitive pressure to raise wages.
Nearly half of currently unemployed workers have been off the job for more than six months.
It pays for the Federal Emergency Management Agency and training programs for unemployed workers.
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