labour force - The total number of people of working age in work or actively seeking work i.e. the working population, labour force survey - This is a study of the employment circumstances of the UK population. It is the largest household study in the UK and provides the official measures of employment and unemployment., labour force participation rate - The labour force as a proportion of the total working age population, employment by industrial sector - How many people work in agriculture and manufacturing industries, relative to services, employment status - The number of people employed full time, part time or in temporary work, claimant count - This is a monthly measure of the number of people claiming benefits for unemployment reasons, taken from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)., job seekers allowance - This is an unemployment benefit paid by the Government of the United Kingdom to people who are unemployed and actively seeking work., unemployment rate - This is the percentage of the total labor force that is unemployed but actively seeking employment and willing to work., unemployment - The number of people registered as being without work and as a proportion of the total labour force (the unemployment rate), frictional unemployment - This occurs when workers leave on job and spend some time looking for a new one. They are “in between jobs” and do not tend to remain unemployed for long., seasonal unemployment - Occurs because consumer demand for some goods and services change depending on the time of year e.g. tourist industry expands during summer months., cyclical unemployment - Occurs when there is too little demand for goods and services in the economy during an economic recession. In a recession, stocks of unsold products build up and firms then cut their production and workers become unemployed., structural unemployment - Occurs due to long term changes in the structure of an economy as entire industries close down due to lack of demand or production has moved overseas. Workers then become occupationally immobile., technological unemployment - Occurs due to technological advances and people being replaced by robots and machinery., regional unemployment - A result of structural unemployment where unemployment is concentrated in a particular area, where the close down industries used to be., hidden unemployment - The group of unemployed individuals that are not counted in the unemployment figures compiled and released by the government., full employment - This is an economic situation in which all available labor resources are being used in the most efficient way possible.,

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