jobless
ഉദോഗമില്ലാത്ത
definition
adjective
Miami, Florida, with a 7.4 percent jobless rate, had the second highest in the nation.
unemployed.
translation of 'jobless'
adjective
ഉദോഗമില്ലാത്ത
example
She also noted that as a result of restructuring and retrenchments, a lot of people had been left 'jobless' .
Her second daughter was also infected but recovered and has been 'jobless' ever since.
to make sb 'jobless'
Germany's comparatively high 'jobless' figure is also a reflection of the way the country compiles its data.
Being 'jobless' , I used to attend all the meetings of the Cultural conference.
a 'jobless' household
And as anyone who has found herself 'jobless' knows, it was a rough landing.
And while we see our economy recovering slowly, it's a 'jobless' recovery.
In the last 13 years, 13 prominent units have closed down, rendering 10,000 people 'jobless' .
A similar result was recorded in Tasmania, where the 'jobless' rate rose to 8.5 per cent.
The advent of safety razors has rendered local barbers 'jobless' .
She was left 'jobless' , with a child to take care of.
The truth is that Europeans like early retirement, high 'jobless' benefits and long vacations.
the 'jobless' rate
Russell intends to leave him 'jobless' for a while.
The 'jobless' figures indicate that the current economic upturn has a quite peculiar character.
the 'jobless' total
Millions in the armed services found themselves 'jobless' between 1955 and 1960.
Miami, Florida, with a 7.4 percent 'jobless' rate, had the second highest in the nation.
Well over 10 million people were 'jobless' in the face of savage inflation.
Also, workers laid off from part-time jobs should be eligible for 'jobless' benefits.
According to the Labor Department, 8,594,000 workers are officially 'jobless' .
The weekly 'jobless' claims this week came in lower than expected.
Live registers figures for March show that there are now over 1000 people 'jobless' in Listowel.
Rising 'joblessness' has made visas a hot-button issue.
French 'joblessness' ticked up in August for the third straight month, after hitting an 18-year low in May.
The blight of 'joblessness' is particularly depressing for the hundreds of thousands of educated Kashmiri youth.
Meanwhile, the economy is sliding rapidly into recession, deflation is worsening, and 'joblessness' is at record levels.
Despite the heightened 'joblessness' , 29 percent believe they'll still have trouble finding suitable employees.
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