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Definition of unemployment in meghalaya​

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Answered by ritanmay2007
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12.0. Labour being a primary factor of producti on, the size of the labour force is of great

importance in determining the level of economic acti vity in any country. The level of employment,

its compositi on and the growth in employment opportuniti es is a criti cal indicator of the process

of development in any economy. It is also an indicator that, in most cases, directly captures

the economic att ainments and hence the level of well being of individuals (Nati onal Human

Development Report, 2001).

Economic backwardness is the leading problem of the state as majority of the populati on

is below the poverty line. Although the state is rich in mineral resources, the industrial linkages

are virtually absent and government is the major source of employment in the organized sector.

Acti viti es like animal husbandry, fi shery, poultry and horti culture have not been targeted as a major

source of employment. Therefore, agriculture forms the only opti on for the people to seek gainful

employment. This too is infl uenced by impediments such as shift ing agriculture, poor producti vity,

land tenure system and traditi onal methods of culti vati on. All these factors have resulted in poor

land and labour producti vity.

As unemployment and poverty are correlated, it becomes necessary to understand the

occupati onal patt ern of labour force and status of employment to analyse the development in the

state. The data pertaining to social, economic, demographic, and labour force conditi ons helps in

understanding the demand and supply of labour in the market.

12.1 Work Force parti cipati on Rate

The 1981 census defi ned worker as a person whose main acti vity is parti cipati on in any economically

producti ve work by his physical or mental acti vity. Work involves not only actual work but also

eff ecti ve supervision and directi on of work. The census classifi es workers into main and marginal

workers. Main workers are those who work for major part of the year, i.e. 6 months or more, while

marginal workers are as those who do not work for major part of the year i.e. they work for less

than 6 months. Here we have considered the total workers including main and marginal workers.

The term labour force or ‘economically acti ve’ populati on refers to the populati on,

which supplies or seeks to supply labour for producti on and therefore, includes both employed

and unemployed. Work Parti cipati on rate refers to the number of persons usually employed.

Unemployment rate on the other hand refers to the number of persons who are seeking or are

available for work out of the total labour force.

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Answered by varnika71
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Explanation:

Unemployment is defined as a situation where someone of working age is not able to get a job but would like to be in full-time employment.

Note: If a mother left work to bring up a child or if someone went into higher education, they are not working but would not be classed as unemployed as they are not actively seeking employment.

One grey area is voluntary unemployment. This occurs when the unemployed choose not to take a job a the going wage rate (e.g. wrong job, benefits too high e.t.c) They could be counted as unemployed because they are still seeking a job (they just don’t want to take one they are offered.)

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