jobless English

Meaning jobless meaning

What does jobless mean?

Definitions in simple English

jobless Adjective

— If you are jobless you do not have a job.

jobless

— adjective (= idle, out of work) not having a job idle carpenters jobless transients many people in the area were out of work

Synonyms jobless synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as jobless?

jobless English » English

unemployed

out of work

idle

unemployed person

redundant

workless

wanderer

unemployment

out-of-work

on the dole

loiterer

laid off

homeless

Topics jobless topics

What do people use jobless to talk about?

Work and occupation Work

Unemployed, not working

• What words refer to not having a job?
  unemployed not working out of work idle jobless looking for work

Examples jobless examples

How do I use jobless in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The number of jobless is at an all time high.

The jobless rate in Japan was 3.4 percent in September 2015.

The jobless became desperate for work - any work that would help them to support their families.

Movie subtitles

I'm jobless.

So now I'm jobless, and what's more, with this monkey on my back. that I can't live without Carmela!

I'm penniless, jobless, and got nowhere to turn!

So now I'm jobless.

Yet why am I still jobless?

An ex-Assistant Bank Manager who was jobless.

That poor jobless man, Giulio Sacchi.

Might I ask what money that poor jobless man uses to pay you?

On your own admission, you are jobless.

You've forgotten jobless and homeless.

They make him a lot of promises, but he's always jobless.

You're jobless.

I see many jobless men in front of smart restaurants. Faint with hunger, they stare through the windows.

The weekly jobless claims figures. are the earliest indication of how the economy is doing. and will give any early signal. when the economy begins to come out of recession.

Men and women, jobless, walking the streets. women like yourself, tired, cold, and hungry.

If those cows die, you'll have more jobless.

The French are jobless.

Hire the jobless to give you piggy-Back rides.

Passing by dozens of boarded-up stores and hundreds of jobless Flint citizens. she was an inspiring sight to all present.

I'm speaking for all the homeless and jobless citizens of this city and every city like it run by the heartless, capitalist scumbags who want you to think their way and do whatever will make them more money.

We had them out once, then some jobless men carried their things back inside.

I'm jobless. I'd do anything.

Quite the contrary, parents are who support their own jobless sons.

I'll make him jobless.

Make him jobless.

It's not happy. Suffice to say I'm jobless, but not for want of trying.

Sir Arthur Stanley may be the people's hero, the champion of the jobless. but ten years ago he murdered his wife.

There were 3 million jobless people waiting to do this job!

Only ruins and jobless people.

Because I'm jobless?

News and current affairs

And eurozone unemployment is at record highs, with nearly one in two young people jobless in Spain and Greece.

Making sustainable urbanization a strategic priority might be the only way to overcome the interrelated crises of jobless growth, youth unemployment, and income inequality.

There are about 100 million jobless people in the G-20, and another 200 million young people who are neither working nor studying.

Regardless of the true explanation, the US is singularly unprepared for jobless recoveries.

But, if politicians are to become less anxious about jobs, perhaps we need to start discussing whether jobless recoveries are here to stay, and whether the US safety net, devised for a different era, needs to be modified.

So, are we doomed to a jobless recovery?

And, in the United States, roughly half of bachelor's degree-holders under the age of 25 were jobless or underemployed upon graduation last year.

And low interest rates will encourage firms that do invest to spend on fixed capital like highly automated machines, thereby ensuring that, when recovery comes, it will be relatively jobless.

While growth is usually needed for poverty reduction, it does not necessarily translate into job creation, as many countries' recent record of jobless or job-poor growth demonstrates.

And we understood that we faced the threat of a jobless recovery, owing to cyclical factors, rather than to structural changes.

What will become of several hundred million rural peasants and jobless workers in sunset industries?

But the kind of fiscal austerity that is being practiced now has the immediate effect of rendering people jobless and filling their lives with nothing but a sense of rejection and exclusion.

A Jobless Recovery?

This is, I think, the best metric to use to quantify the decidedly sub-par pace of today's jobless recovery in the US.

Despite the massive tax cuts of 2001 and the increase in military and security spending, the US experienced a prolonged jobless recovery.

Freshly-minted degree holders, especially from lower-quality programs, are finding it particularly hard to get a job nowadays, because they are competing with experienced workers who are also jobless.

The problem in the advanced countries is not a jobless recovery, but an anemic recovery - or worse, the possibility of a double-dip recession.

First, the weak and largely jobless economic recovery in America and Europe shines the spotlight on China's surging exports and the non-tariff barriers confronted by would-be importers to China.

Once the crisis became a sad daily reality for millions of unemployed - particularly for what appears to be a lost generation of young, jobless Europeans - EU institutions also became a target of popular rage.

America's recovery from recession is anemic and largely jobless.