the percentage of the labor force that is currently employed

situation where workers are employed for fewer hours than they desire or are overqualified for their current jobs

Employment Stability Fee (Taiwan); a monthly fee paid by employers to the government for the right to hire foreign workers

The environment or process where people looking for work and employers find one another; the employment market.

government or agency assistance provided to help people find work and help employers find staff; job placement service; jobseeker assistance

employment opportunity; job opening

Services provided by professionals to help people find jobs, including job training, placement assistance, and career counseling.

Employment where working hours, location, and income are not fixed; typically refers to freelancers, temporary workers, or gig economy labor

A situation where all available labor resources are being used in the most efficient way, meaning everyone who is able and willing to work has a job, excluding those between jobs.

non-farm payroll data; a monthly economic report on the number of jobs in the United States excluding farm workers, government employees, and non-profit workers

to find a new job or return to the workforce after a period of unemployment