- Unemployment,
according to the OECD (Organisation for
Economic Co-operation and Development), is the
proportion of
people above a
specified age (usually...
- Sevenoaks) has less than 50% of the
average claimant count for low
incomes or
worklessness as the
coastal districts of Dover,
Folkestone and Hythe, and
Thanet (chiefly...
- his main
priority in
politics is to
break the "generational
cycle of
worklessness"
among some
Burnley families. In
February 2025, Ryan
apologised for comments...
- The
Larks of Dean were a
society of
musicians formed in Rossendale, Lancashire. in
northern England during the mid-eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century...
-
itself as "a
revolutionary organization of
young workers, students, and
workless youth that
struggles against capitalism, to
build a
socialist society"...
-
presence in carnival",
which began in 1824, when washer-women
celebrated a "
workless day" on the
Thursday before carnival. They
founded a
committee in 1824...
- it "one of
those de luxe
pictures in
which everyone lives in
glorious workless luxury on the
French Rivera,
looks wonderful,
speaks amusingly and is unconcerned...
-
between the
motion and the
constraint forces is
always 90°.
Examples of
workless constraints are:
rigid interconnections between particles,
sliding motion...
-
increasing the system's
internal energy; the second, an
isochoric and
workless heat
transfer returning the
system to its
original state. Accordingly,...
- real shocks". Wallace, Tim; Chan, Szu Ping (15
February 2024). "How
worklessness and
school truancy drove Britain into recession". The Telegraph. Archived...
