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Under-employment
Under-employment refers to a situation where an individual is working, but their job does not fully utilize their skills or abilities, and/or does not provide sufficient hours or pay to meet their needs. Under-employment can occur for a variety of reasons, and can take many different forms. Some examples of under-employment include:
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Under-employment in the UK labour market
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What is underemployment?
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Underemployment - How Benefit Reforms Push People into Low-Paid Jobs
3rd February 2023
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Underemployment - Japan's army of under-employed ex-housewives
31st August 2021
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Employment Rate (Labour Markets)
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What is happening to UK unemployment?
24th January 2020
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Measuring Unemployment (2020 Update)
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Unemployment - Measuring Unemployment
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Unemployment in the UK Economy (2018 Update)
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What is Full Employment?
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AS Macro Key Term: Under-employment
7th April 2011
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Mark Carney on the Today programme
14th May 2015