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unemployment$87229$ - traduzione in greco

PAYMENTS MADE BY AUTHORIZED BODIES TO UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE
Unemployment insurance; Employment insurance; Employment Insurance; Unemployment Insurance; The dole; Unemployment compensation; Unemployment system; Unemployment benefit; Unemployment Benefit; Unemployment allowance; Employment insurance (Canada)
  • Leaflet promoting the [[National Insurance Act 1911]]
  • Unemployment rate by county from January 1990 – March 2017

unemployment      
n. ανεργία
chronic unemployment         
  • A government unemployment office with job listings, [[West Berlin]], [[West Germany]], 1982
  • Demonstration against unemployment in [[Kerala]], [[South India]], [[India]] on 27 January 2004
  • In the [[Shapiro–Stiglitz model]] of efficiency wages, workers are paid at a level that dissuades shirking. That prevents wages from dropping to market clearing levels.
  • ''Migrant Mother'', photograph by [[Dorothea Lange]], 1936
  • [[Karl Marx]], ''Theorien über den Mehrwert'', 1956
  • Short-run [[Phillips curve]] before and after Expansionary Policy, with Long-Run Phillips Curve (NAIRU). Note, however, that the unemployment rate is an inaccurate predictor of inflation in the long term.<ref name=chang/><ref name=hossfeld/>
  • [[Okun's Law]] interprets unemployment as a function of the rate of growth in GDP.
  •  date=19 October 2012}}</ref>
  • Supply-side economics proposes that lower taxes lead to employment growth. Historical state data from the United States shows a heterogeneous result.
  • Tompkins Square Park]], [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]], 1874
  • 13.1–22.9%}}{{colend}}
  • Female participation}}
  • U1–U6 since 1950, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • US unemployment rate, 1990—2022. The increase in unemployment during recessions (shaded) is called cyclical unemployment.
  • job vacancy]] and unemployment rate (from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics)
  • Depression]]-era [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]], [[United States]], 1931
  • Unemployment in Europe (2020) according to Worldbank
  • states]]
  • Unemployment in Mexico 2009
  • isbn= 9789264687714}}</ref> Red line is G7 average.<br> 15-24 age (thin line) is [[youth unemployment]].
  • WPA poster promoting the benefits of employment
THE STATE OF BEING WITHOUT WORK AND ACTIVELY SEEKING WORK
Job creation program; Unemployment rate; Joblessness; Jobless; Unemployed; Rate of unemployment; Types of unemployment; Covered unemployment; Unemployment Rate; Seasonal unemployment; Cyclical unemployment; Hidden unemployment; Labor force participation rate; Mass unemployment; Job creation; Unemployement; Unemployment types; Transitional jobs; Transitional job; Classical unemployment; Work relief program; Employment gap; Employment creation; Job loss; Frictional Unemployment; Male unemployment; Mancession; Job creation programme; Long-term unemployment; Job creation scheme; Jobs creation program; Labour force participation rate; Labor-force participation rate; Labor force participation; Unemployed men; Worklessness; Long-term unemployed; Rates of unemployment; Out of work; Effects of unemployment on men; Labour force participation; Chronic unemployment; Demand-side job creation; Disoccupation
χρόνια ανεργία
out of work         
  • A government unemployment office with job listings, [[West Berlin]], [[West Germany]], 1982
  • Demonstration against unemployment in [[Kerala]], [[South India]], [[India]] on 27 January 2004
  • In the [[Shapiro–Stiglitz model]] of efficiency wages, workers are paid at a level that dissuades shirking. That prevents wages from dropping to market clearing levels.
  • ''Migrant Mother'', photograph by [[Dorothea Lange]], 1936
  • [[Karl Marx]], ''Theorien über den Mehrwert'', 1956
  • Short-run [[Phillips curve]] before and after Expansionary Policy, with Long-Run Phillips Curve (NAIRU). Note, however, that the unemployment rate is an inaccurate predictor of inflation in the long term.<ref name=chang/><ref name=hossfeld/>
  • [[Okun's Law]] interprets unemployment as a function of the rate of growth in GDP.
  •  date=19 October 2012}}</ref>
  • Supply-side economics proposes that lower taxes lead to employment growth. Historical state data from the United States shows a heterogeneous result.
  • Tompkins Square Park]], [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]], 1874
  • 13.1–22.9%}}{{colend}}
  • Female participation}}
  • U1–U6 since 1950, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • US unemployment rate, 1990—2022. The increase in unemployment during recessions (shaded) is called cyclical unemployment.
  • job vacancy]] and unemployment rate (from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics)
  • Depression]]-era [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]], [[United States]], 1931
  • Unemployment in Europe (2020) according to Worldbank
  • states]]
  • Unemployment in Mexico 2009
  • isbn= 9789264687714}}</ref> Red line is G7 average.<br> 15-24 age (thin line) is [[youth unemployment]].
  • WPA poster promoting the benefits of employment
THE STATE OF BEING WITHOUT WORK AND ACTIVELY SEEKING WORK
Job creation program; Unemployment rate; Joblessness; Jobless; Unemployed; Rate of unemployment; Types of unemployment; Covered unemployment; Unemployment Rate; Seasonal unemployment; Cyclical unemployment; Hidden unemployment; Labor force participation rate; Mass unemployment; Job creation; Unemployement; Unemployment types; Transitional jobs; Transitional job; Classical unemployment; Work relief program; Employment gap; Employment creation; Job loss; Frictional Unemployment; Male unemployment; Mancession; Job creation programme; Long-term unemployment; Job creation scheme; Jobs creation program; Labour force participation rate; Labor-force participation rate; Labor force participation; Unemployed men; Worklessness; Long-term unemployed; Rates of unemployment; Out of work; Effects of unemployment on men; Labour force participation; Chronic unemployment; Demand-side job creation; Disoccupation
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Definizione

unemployment benefit
(unemployment benefits)
Unemployment benefit is money that some people receive from the state when they do not have a job and are unable to find one.
In 1986 more than three million were receiving unemployment benefit...
N-UNCOUNT: also N in pl

Wikipedia

Unemployment benefits

Unemployment benefits, also called unemployment insurance, unemployment payment, unemployment compensation, or simply unemployment, are payments made by authorized bodies to unemployed people. In the United States, benefits are funded by a compulsory governmental insurance system, not taxes on individual citizens. Depending on the jurisdiction and the status of the person, those sums may be small, covering only basic needs, or may compensate the lost time proportionally to the previous earned salary.

Unemployment benefits are generally given only to those registering as becoming unemployed through no fault of their own, and often on conditions ensuring that they seek work.

In British English, unemployment benefits are also colloquially referred to as "the dole"; receiving benefits is informally called "being on the dole". "Dole" here is an archaic expression meaning "one's allotted portion", from the synonymous Old English word dāl.