Unemployment

4. Those under sixteen or over sixty-four, those in the armed forces, those institutionalized.
6. Type of worker who has been out of the labor force for a long time and is no longer looking for work.
9. Typical temporarily unemployed person.
10. Unemployment statistics count some who have jobs as this.
11. These do not count some who work as being employed, they do not account for the underemployed.
12. Type of unemployment that occurs because worker's skill set does not match available jobs.

1. Employed and unemployed actively looking for work.
2. Unemployed as a result of the business cycle.
3. Those between sixteen and sixty-four, not in the armed forces, nor institutionalized.
5. determined by dividing the number of unemployed by the total number in the labor force.
7. A change in season creates this type of unemployment.
8. The percentage of the labor force that is not employed but is looking for work.