Ian, UK
pre 10 godina
And like in Australia I am sure they have counted the part time and casual workers as employed.
As long as you work 15 hours a week you are not counted as unemployed, even though you can't survive on that.
(Peggy, 3 October 2013 05:08)
Well, they are working therefore they are employed because they have a job and are earning money. My friend only works 18 hours a week (six hours a day three days a week), but that is her choice and she has a comfortable life and if she was living on her own it'd probably not be enough to live on. She could work full time if she wanted to but she doesn't want to. She has a job, she pays taxes and she is earning money. Why should she be considered unemployed?
My mother before she retired was a community nurse and she only worked part time. She did this for over 30 years. During this period, should she have been considered to be unemployed?
I understand that some people want to work full time but the only work available is a part time job. I understand they want to be earning more money (don't we all), but if they have a job and they are working and earning money, then they are employed.
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