unemployments

States without jobs

Unemployments is the plural of unemployment, referring to multiple instances or types of joblessness.

The word appears occasionally in economic or policy contexts discussing different categories: structural and cyclical unemployments affect workers differently.

More commonly, unemployment serves for both singular and plural concepts, making this form relatively rare.

economic

joblessness

State without paid work

downturn · workforce · labor market · job losses · economic crisis · downsizing · retrenchments · austerity · hiring freeze · mass layoffs

benefits

insurance

Contractual risk coverage

claims · dole · allowances · social security · job seekers allowance · supplements · entitlements · assistance · filing · eligibility

personal

hardships

Severe difficulties or suffering

rejections · interviews · financial stress · skill gaps · retraining · networking · desperation · uncertainty · anxiety · identity loss

statistical

rates

Fixed prices charged

percentages · claims · numbers · surveys · demographics · indicators · metrics · quarterly reports · census · workforce participation

Opposites
employment status

unemploymentsemployments

Paid work arrangements

employment · jobs · work · labor · full employment

economic condition

unemploymentsprosperity

Good fortune, success

job growth · full employment · job creation · economic booms · economic boom

Phrases
Family

unemployment, unemployment rate

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G