unemployment, the state of not having a job, hire, employ someone, permanent staff, workers employed long-term, recruitment agencies, companies that help find employees, applicants, people who apply for a job, candidates, people considered for a job, job experience, knowledge or skills gained from working, charges employers, asks companies to pay money, salary, regular payment for work, fees, money paid for services, afford, have enough money to pay for something, market, the system of buying and selling services or jobs, founded, started a company or organisation, conducts surveys, carries out questionnaires or research, affected, influenced or changed, performance, how well someone does a job, career ladder, progression in a professional career, affluent, wealthy, having a lot of money, headhunter, a person who finds employees for important jobs, bachelor’s degree, a university qualification, wage, money paid for work, usually hourly, full-time jobs, jobs with regular working hours, eventually, in the end, after some time, exploitative, unfairly taking advantage of someone.

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