3 points for difference on
unemployment and underemployment
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Unemployed means you don't have a job, while underemployment means the job you have is inadequate. Sometimes it is used when talking about people who are working in a lower capacity than one in which they are qualified.
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Unemployed means you don't have a job, while underemployment means the job you have is inadequate. Sometimes it is used when talking about people who are working in a lower capacity than one in which they are qualified. ... When underemployment is high, the workforce isn't being utilized to its full potential...
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