unemployed
બેરોજગાર
definition
adjective
I was unemployed for three years
(of a person) without a paid job but available to work.
translation of 'unemployed'
તાત્કાલિક કામ ધંધા વિનાનું,
રોજગાર વિનાનું,
વપરાશ વિનાનું
adjective
બેકાર
example
Many people are not aware of their full rights and entitlements as 'unemployed' people.
Millions of young, often well educated people are 'unemployed' and face a bleak future.
He was 'unemployed' for three months and has now found a new job, but on a lot less money.
Once he took part in a large demonstration of 'unemployed' people in Battersea.
an 'unemployed' teacher
The patient and the 'unemployed' person are better described as beneficiaries of the service.
Young mums and 'unemployed' people, as well as the elderly have complained they are not able to afford the new charges.
It also hopes to get at least six 'unemployed' people back into work.
Poor and 'unemployed' people of all origins, clustered around District Six, participated.
There is also the growing underclass of young 'unemployed' people who have little prospect of moving upwards.
'unemployed' people
Nearly one in ten people are 'unemployed' in Germany, with almost one in five in the east.
A lot of 'unemployed' people come to the centre trying to get computer skills to improve their chances of getting a job.
The courses are free for 'unemployed' people, while wage earners pay a small fee.
Unless you are 'unemployed' or working less than 16 hours a week you may have to pay for advice.
There will also be money available for marketing and wage subsidies for firms hiring 'unemployed' people.
An 'unemployed' person can claim income support to live on and apply for help paying rent and council tax.
When I started my site I was 'unemployed' or temping as a secretarial assistant in London.
he's currently 'unemployed'
the number of 'unemployed' is rising
He is already repaying a loan he took and he was 'unemployed' for eight months in 2004.
she became 'unemployed'
We have businesses who need skilled employees and 'unemployed' people who need work.
the long-term 'unemployed'
This is a regime which rules through military courts, while between six and ten million people are 'unemployed' .
In those days, crime was at a very low level, and the Minister knew every 'unemployed' person by name.
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