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unemployment: noun
mass unemployment: noun
natural unemployment: noun
unemployment benefit: noun
unemployment insurance: noun

unemployment [ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪmənt] N no pl

unemployment

mass unemployment N no pl

mass unemployment

masowe bezrobocie nt

natural unemployment N no pl ECON

natural unemployment

naturalne bezrobocie nt

unemployment benefit N

unemployment benefit

zasiłek m dla bezrobotnych

unemployment insurance N no pl

unemployment insurance

ubezpieczenie nt od bezrobocia

Usage examples with unemployment

unemployment figures

liczba bezrobotnych

unemployment benefit

zasiłek dla bezrobotnych

cyclical unemployment

bezrobocie nt cykliczne

structural unemployment

bezrobocie nt strukturalne

the bogey of unemployment

widmo nt bezrobocia

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Unemployment rose from 1,500,000 at the time of the 1979 general election to a record 3,200,000 four years later. en.wikipedia.org

All these were deliberate measures to stop inflation, accepting the likely costs of higher unemployment and restraint of production as necessary to that end. en.wikipedia.org

By the spring of 1933 the national unemployment rate was 25%. en.wikipedia.org

Young people are increasingly moving out because of the high rate of unemployment. en.wikipedia.org

But the unemployment rate is high and the younger generation tend to move to big cities to work in industry or in services. en.wikipedia.org

Throughout his first year in office, unemployment continued to rise and with it government expenditure on welfare. en.wikipedia.org

Unemployment drops to a total of 170,000, or about 13%. en.wikipedia.org

These can include grief, poverty, relocation, serious personal or family illness, unemployment, and strained personal relationships. en.wikipedia.org

The registered urban unemployment rate was 3.02 percent, lower than the national average (4.3 percent). en.wikipedia.org

This was despite the recession deepening throughout 1991 and into 1992, with the economy for 1991 detracted by 2% and unemployment passing the 2,000,000 mark. en.wikipedia.org

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