seasonal unemployment

We do not all have the same definition of unemployment, seasonal unemployment and long-term unemployment.

Seasonal unemployment varies, with peaks as high as 70%.

The problem of serious underemployment remained, as well as that of seasonal unemployment in many trades.

Seasonal unemployment effected tens of thousands of people in Pacific Coast cities.

Contrariwise, seasonal has nothing to do with such suitability; rather, its meaning is "occurring in a particular season of the year," like "seasonal unemployment."

They shared the same social defect - seasonal unemployment - and the same natural hazards - extreme variability in yield between bad and normal years.

Estimates such as averages are often subjected to seasonal adjustment to remove weekly or seasonal-periodicity elements, for example, holiday-period sales and seasonal unemployment.

Some additional types of unemployment that are occasionally mentioned are seasonal unemployment, hardcore unemployment, and hidden unemployment.

FFW programs have long been used to protect households against the decline in purchasing power that often accompanies seasonal unemployment, drought, and other periodic disruptions.

Natural unemployment is considered in section 4.1: it is defined and then divided into four further categories (search unemployment, structural unemployment, seasonal unemployment and residual unemployment).

Seasonal unemployment may be seen as a kind of structural unemployment, since it is a type of unemployment that is linked to certain kinds of jobs (construction work, migratory farm work).

The whole district suffers from seasonal unemployment, in spite of its proximity to London, because of various factors, among them being inward migration, high numbers of old people, and low numbers of affluent people.