Definition of joblessness in English:

joblessness

noun ˈdʒɒbləsnəsˈdʒɑbləsnəs

mass noun

The state of being unemployed.
public anger over rising joblessness
Example sentencesExamples
- The rest of the paper focuses on core joblessness, which poses the greater challenge to policymakers.
- He sees graduates of elite B-schools experiencing rampant joblessness.
- We all know couples who have been there, facing the stress of joblessness amid the usual chaos of the season.
- In almost every case, government programs are the cause of joblessness.
- Unemployed workers with college degrees accounted for more than one-half of the rise in joblessness during the first half of this year.
- The final section discusses existing theories of joblessness in relation to the findings of the study.
- The present paper earlier estimated Keynesian joblessness at 1 percent in late 2004.
- Already, Gen X joblessness is leading to all sorts of economic strains.
- Despite the heightened joblessness, 29 percent believe they'll still have trouble finding suitable employees.
- With neither jobs nor public assistance sufficient to lift them out of poverty, chronic joblessness defined a large, new component of urban poverty.

Definition of joblessness in US English:

joblessness

nounˈdʒɑbləsnəsˈjäbləsnəs

The state of being unemployed.
public anger over rising joblessness
Example sentencesExamples
- We all know couples who have been there, facing the stress of joblessness amid the usual chaos of the season.
- The present paper earlier estimated Keynesian joblessness at 1 percent in late 2004.
- Already, Gen X joblessness is leading to all sorts of economic strains.
- Despite the heightened joblessness, 29 percent believe they'll still have trouble finding suitable employees.
- The rest of the paper focuses on core joblessness, which poses the greater challenge to policymakers.
- With neither jobs nor public assistance sufficient to lift them out of poverty, chronic joblessness defined a large, new component of urban poverty.
- He sees graduates of elite B-schools experiencing rampant joblessness.
- In almost every case, government programs are the cause of joblessness.
- The final section discusses existing theories of joblessness in relation to the findings of the study.
- Unemployed workers with college degrees accounted for more than one-half of the rise in joblessness during the first half of this year.

单词	joblessness
释义	Definition of joblessness in English: joblessness noun ˈdʒɒbləsnəsˈdʒɑbləsnəs mass noun The state of being unemployed. public anger over rising joblessness Example sentencesExamples The rest of the paper focuses on core joblessness, which poses the greater challenge to policymakers. He sees graduates of elite B-schools experiencing rampant joblessness. We all know couples who have been there, facing the stress of joblessness amid the usual chaos of the season. In almost every case, government programs are the cause of joblessness. Unemployed workers with college degrees accounted for more than one-half of the rise in joblessness during the first half of this year. The final section discusses existing theories of joblessness in relation to the findings of the study. The present paper earlier estimated Keynesian joblessness at 1 percent in late 2004. Already, Gen X joblessness is leading to all sorts of economic strains. Despite the heightened joblessness, 29 percent believe they'll still have trouble finding suitable employees. With neither jobs nor public assistance sufficient to lift them out of poverty, chronic joblessness defined a large, new component of urban poverty. Definition of joblessness in US English: joblessness nounˈdʒɑbləsnəsˈjäbləsnəs The state of being unemployed. public anger over rising joblessness Example sentencesExamples We all know couples who have been there, facing the stress of joblessness amid the usual chaos of the season. The present paper earlier estimated Keynesian joblessness at 1 percent in late 2004. Already, Gen X joblessness is leading to all sorts of economic strains. Despite the heightened joblessness, 29 percent believe they'll still have trouble finding suitable employees. The rest of the paper focuses on core joblessness, which poses the greater challenge to policymakers. With neither jobs nor public assistance sufficient to lift them out of poverty, chronic joblessness defined a large, new component of urban poverty. He sees graduates of elite B-schools experiencing rampant joblessness. In almost every case, government programs are the cause of joblessness. The final section discusses existing theories of joblessness in relation to the findings of the study. Unemployed workers with college degrees accounted for more than one-half of the rise in joblessness during the first half of this year.
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