unemployed
person who is not currently employed but remains in the workforce
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Summary
unemployed is an occupation[1]. unemployed is known by 65 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- unemployed's instance of is recorded as occupation[3].
- unemployed is a type of person[4].
- unemployed is a type of worker[5].
- unemployed's field of this occupation is recorded as unemployment[6].
- unemployed is the opposite of employee[7].
- unemployed's partially coincident with is recorded as jobseeker[8].
- unemployed's has characteristic is recorded as unemployment[9].
- unemployed's short name is recorded as DE[10].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as chômeuse[11].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as demandeuse d'emploi[12].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as Arbeitslose[13].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as безработная[14].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as desempleada[15].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as незапослена[16].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as desempleada[17].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as Chômeuse[18].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as aturada[19].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as מובטלת[20].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as brezposelnica[21].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as беспрацоўная[22].
- unemployed's female form of label is recorded as nezaměstnaná[23].
- unemployed's male form of label is recorded as безработный[24].
- unemployed's male form of label is recorded as Chômeur[25].
- unemployed's male form of label is recorded as chômeur[26].
- unemployed's male form of label is recorded as מובטל[27].
Why It Matters
unemployed is known by 65 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]