full employment

First you'd need a government who actually wanted full employment.

Together, we must also take care of freedom, security and full employment.

After all, full employment is once again a possibility at last.

The evidence is strong, however, that he put his weight behind a full employment policy.

Well, it's happened, more or less; we have had full employment for the last five years.

These are only a few of the many needs that could be met by moving toward a real full employment policy.

For many years, the town has enjoyed nearly full employment.

Also, I need the health benefits offered by full employment.

Full employment is no longer an aim of economic policy.

I come out of a generation that saw you can have full employment.

We need to turn our housing market around in order to create full employment once again.

After all Washington has full employment and the rest of the country is suffering.

The party was looking at full employment and a committee reported on the question in January 1944.

But full employment should also be a primary policy goal.

A society of full employment would not have any problems with pensions.

Why was full employment a political imperative between 1944 and 1975?

His own economic policies consider the present situation to be one of "full employment."

That is why full employment actually needs to be right at the top of the agenda.

Full employment refers to having an available job for everyone who wants one.

In 1959 and 1960, for example, the country was officially at full employment.

Thus, industrial policy is central to one of the most important political issues: work for everyone, full employment.

This would not be expected to happen, unless the economy is already at a full employment level.

It guarantees their full employment for the next 3,000 years.

With the economy already at or very near full employment, pressure on wages is building.

"I care deeply about whether or not this economy is at full employment," he said.