Utiliser "unemployment" dans une phrase

1. Chrissie had been inclined to stay, taking the tack that the devil of a boss she knew was better than the devil of unemployment, but her opinion changed when Masa had a go at her after the last show of the day

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2. lied to unemployment which caused

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3. Also the unemployment helped me find another security job

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4. In order to collect unemployment I had to fill out a card and show where I was looking for jobs

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5. I'm eligible to collect unemployment pay

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6. So what I'm going to do is collect unemployment and go to school full-time

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7. (During periods of low unemployment, the lower monied [sic] classes have historically enjoyed the highest

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8. There was/is one major difference however, that, compared with modern standards, ethnic neighborhoods, however rundown, were generally safer, crime was lower, immigrant classes better educated, families more tightly knit, homes cleaner, children smiled more and engaged in sidewalk games, neighbors gathered on stoops on sweltering summer evenings, unemployment was lower and drugs virtually

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9. Addendum to the above: Higher rates of lower-paying jobs; that is to say, higher rates of ―under-employment‖ will oftentimes distort unemployment statistics in the same (inverse) manner statistics report higher achievement levels in ―formerly‖ under performing schools, especially those located in predominately urban areas, in proportion to their lowering of academic standards

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10. ―multiple‖ effect such a reduction would have on social services, for example, in a nation already reeling from chronically high (12%) unemployment rates

11. Let‘s imagine the impact it would have on America‘s fine-tuned economy, for that matter, if its unemployment rate were to suddenly increase a couple of percentage points because of ―marginal‖ declines in productivity and subsequent revenue (and profits)

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12. This is a serious matter, really! That for years the French have been rubbing accusations of racism and social violence in our (collective) noses, I will simply respond by saying, welcome to the real world mon ami! America has waged its own historic battles against poverty, racism and unemployment over the years

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13. 6% unemployment, low interest rates and the Dow Jones Industrial Average hovering around 12,000?), I must confess some disappointment, however, over this Administration‘s failure to encourage a (―friendly‖) Republican Congress to follow its tax cuts with concomitant reductions in federal spending

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14. Recognition of unions, unemployment insurance, a 40 hour work week, and child labor laws all are successful anti poverty practices that led to longer, healthier lives

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15. Friedman's disciples in the dictatorship gave Chile higher unemployment, more debt, more bankruptcies, a sharp drop in wages, and almost destroyed Chilean public education

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16. 4% unemployment, which in 1996 reporters pointed to as an imperative to reelect Clinton, now that very same level of unemployment is mentioned by the same reporters as justification to cause Bush’s defeat

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17. Another Great Depression would have seen unemployment and poverty double, leading to higher death rates

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18. unemployment rate of 40% leaving more than 10,000 unemployed and hundreds of farms destroyed

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19. Another important benefit of the implantation is the immediate end of the hunger, misery, social abandonment and of the lack of sufficient income for anybody to live well in society with dignity and development opportunities anywhere in the world; it also puts an end to unemployment insurance need, tributary incentive, governmental transfers, subsidy or loan

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20. Besides, it lives at the expense of sinecures of the State; it fights for pharaonic contracts; it struggles for tax incentives or subsidies to be competitive; it makes political agreements to obtain public concessions; it uses lobby to generate casuistical laws that benefit its interests; it applies the terror of the unemployment to obtain the worker’s productivity and the support of the governmental authorities in the trade questions and work to satisfy its revindications

21. It is in a dilemma because it always needs to be modernized with high technologies to be competitive with that it causes the unemployment and it removes the workers’ income, because these are its customers

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22. Every person will have the dignity of living very well in society, without needing to be cloistered at its houses with fear of the insecurity, without the drama of the unemployment or lack of income

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23. live off of food stamps and what unemployment compensation they can

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24. leaving thousands of Americans to face unemployment, a change in

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25. could easily lead to mass unemployment and unsolvable burdens on

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26. The investment in our XUSING Project also signifies to end with poverty, misery and the eternal stress of the fear of the unemployment or social insecurity

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27. The people can participate with the resources that already have because indirectly already paid 80% of everything that it receives in taxes and costs of the production because it provides the economic viability of the market, when it utilizes the aid received to supply its basic necessity through resources of the family credit, scholarship, unemployment compensation, social projects and assistance programs, such as: daycare center, shelter, support to the senior and lacking child, food, habitation, health, education, clothes, basic sanitation, minimum income, zero hunger, among others

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28. The programs or projects can be the following: Hunger Zero, Projects of UN, Unemployment insurance, AIDS, Income of the Citizenship, Support to the refugees, Cancer, Scholarships, Protection to the seniors and adolescents, Right to the Citizenship, Literacy and so many others

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29. After thirty seconds I added, “You can always collect unemployment

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30. I also endured the enforced nine months of unemployment before the Attorney General, of all people, hired me to try child abuse cases

31. At that time, I was drawing unemployment (based on three years at Motorola) after the dope runner had been sent to Leavenworth

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32. Mendota – in the middle of the valley – now has an unemployment rate of 40%

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33. As the national unemployment rate hovers around 10 percent, and federal, state, and municipal finances continue to be in dire straits, our country should not jeopardize thousands of manufacturing jobs

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34. I think that we would have drunk ourselves to death had they not done this, and if both of us had not drawn unemployment compensation

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35. I paid him for it, they flew home, and I, a non-California admitted lawyer one month away from unemployment now owned THREE autos

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36. the Netherlands—is high rates of unemployment

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37. increase in, instead of the lowering of, the rate of unemployment

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38. The following lists are the yearly unemployment figures fur-

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39. Unfortunately, he blew his right thumb off test firing a weapon for Utah’s best gunsmith at his job and apparently did not collect unemployment or disability compensation

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40. of Labor but was told that because I had been an “independent contractor” in the 28 months that I worked for EB on a PO after being forced to take “early retirement,” I was not eligible for unemployment compensation

41. I used my PC to apply for a zillion jobs on line, but more importantly, when I went to CT Works in Shaw’s Cove to meet with the Veterans’ Representative, I learned that “I was still in the system” at the Primary Care Clinic on the Coast Guard Academy’s grounds and that because of my having held two decent paying salaried jobs in 01/02, I was entitled to $474/week in unemployment benefits

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42. I enjoyed the fall and collected some more unemployment

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43. These earnings qualified me for another round of unemployment compensation that I recently started drawing once more after working for the last six months of ‘08 on a contract in Family Magistrates’ courts defending deadbeat parents facing incarceration for civil contempt

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44. colleagues were married, with families, and would find unemployment difficult

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45. Let’s consider unemployment figures for teenagers:

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46. The labor force participation rates and unemployment rates of black and white teenagers were virtually identical until 1955

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47. Since that time, however, unemployment rates for black teenagers have risen relative to other groups while labor-force participation rates fell

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48. There were revolutions and unemployment,

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49. Though poverty and unemployment have been two prime factors that led

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50. Witness the weakening effects in modern France and Germany of the socialist emphasis on the welfare state and high taxes, resulting in economic stagnation and high unemployment

51. Inflation, Unemployment, fuel shortages

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52. back, and in spite of the heavy yoke of inflation and unemployment that plagued many

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53. The world economic crisis, high rates of unemployment,

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54. unemployment among Hispanics and Blacks in the

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55. unemployment was nearly 25% and the production

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56. On the other hand, whenever unemployment

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57. with unemployment and poverty, but they couldn"t

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58. unemployment, poverty, and the homeless will appear

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59. unemployment and poverty in that field practically

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60. could live with unemployment and poverty, but

61. Many of their medical problems are not any different from those encountered in other places I have worked at, but such problems as obesity, diabetes, smoking, substance abuse, unemployment, and domestic violence seemed much exaggerated

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62. They blamed him for teaching Indians not to buy cloth made in Britain resulting in closure of mills in Manchester, and unemployment among mill workers

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63. Later, unemployment among mill workers and loss of income for the British governments in India and UK from taxation forced them to call a Round Table Conference in London

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64. This lead to unemployment of thousands of workers and Gāndhi was blamed for their misery

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65. The US has $17 trillion debt, a high unemployment and a near financial collapse requiring billions of dollars in bailout of major financial institutions and industries

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66. Today we have a lot of millionaires in the world who buy expensive cars, travel by private jet planes, have secret bank accounts in tax heavens (hoarding), and at the other extreme we have poverty, malnourishment, starvation, homelessness, illiteracy, and unemployment

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67. Modern machines and industrialization had caused a lot of unemployment and poverty in villages

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68. He did not approve of any machine that created unemployment or ruined the environment

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69. A lot of unemployment is created by machines replacing human workers

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70. Actors are not paid during holidays and we were off for nearly four weeks, so as I didn't fancy registering with the unemployment office Hazel’s offer of work was appreciated and I visited her that evening

71. A decreasing unemployment figure signals a maturing cycle, whereas the opposite is true for an increasing unemployment indicator

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72. In Forex, the standard indicators monitored by traders are the unemployment rate, manufacturing payrolls, nonfarm payrolls,

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73. manufacturing and nonfarm payrolls, followed by the unemployment rate

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74. Apparently people were streaming up from the South to laze on tropical beaches, but when their unemployment cheques stopped they were abused, assaulted, and even abducted

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75. It was a poor area in which unemployment was rife

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76. The relationship between the state of the economy and crime rates is inconsistent among the studies; also for differences in unemployment between different regions and crime rates

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77. There is a slight tendency in the majority of the studies for higher unemployment rate to be positively associated with crime rates

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78. MATTER WHAT THE CURRENT TRENDS ARE, NO MATTER WHAT THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IS OR WHERE

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79. You will not do anything dishonourable or hurtful but will ignore ‘market conditions’, the unemployment situation, share prices and ‘conventional wisdom’

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80. While other students were worrying about the unemployment rate and whether there were enough good jobs to be had after graduation, Cynthia knew she could step smoothly into her father’s company, and that’s what she eventually did, after a year of travel and a couple of flings, of course

81. When Don met Ron at the unemployment office it came as a shock

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82. There was very little work in the West Wales region, unemployment being amongst the highest in Britain

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83. unemployment office it came as a shock to both brothers

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84. Particularly if you are unemployed in this country with unemployment rate at the highest we have seen in decades

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85. Did we ever think that we would see a time when our unemployment rate would hit 10%

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86. In China, their economy is growing at a 10% mark while our unemployment in the US continues to grow to almost 10%

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87. going on unemployment will cost the government money

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88. Unemployment, for most folks, stinks really

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