how do you calculate the rate of unemployment?
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(unemployed/ labor force)*100=rate of unemployment\nwhere the labor force is anyone 16 years or older, AND noninstutionalized,AND and must be working or seeking work..
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you declare the unemployment income on your regular income tax return. For example on form 1040 line 19 Unemployment compensation.
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some people -retired, super rich, very sick, etc aren't looking for work. so they aren't included in the figures. the unemployment rate is a tool to see how we are doing economically. it shows how many people who want or need a job that don't have one. the higher the rate, the more people not making money to spend.
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Tell your employer that you will resign, if they will agree to pay unemployment.\n\nThen tell the unemployment office that you were laid off. You will then get benefits.\n\nTake care,\nTroy
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The last time the unemployment rate was around 4% was when Clinton was in office, toward the end of his last term. If you look at the numbers you will notice an interesting trend; the rate tends to fluctuate not based on who is president, but which party controls congress. When Clinton was president, the rate was very high when Democrats controlled congress, then the Republicans took over and the unemployment rate dropped significantly. When Bush took office, Democrats took over Congress and the rate skyrocketed. When Republicans regained control, the unemployment rate came back under control.
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go to the website listed below. you fill in the information and it will calculate it for you!!
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Employment rate = 92.3%\nLabor force= 5.52 million
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the defination of unemployment is .accordin tome...if a person does not get job accordin to his qualificaion  that is unemploymnt..like for ataxi driver $3000 cud be enoug n he is employed.but for an engineer  those r not enough..so it cna be said he is not employed...n world statistics are not availabel for unemployed persons
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The only way to tell for sure is to contact the Ohio unemployment office. Check their web site, I included a link below try looking there.
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The unemployment rate in the US currently stands at 4.7%
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I'm from California so it maybe a bit different.  I got laid off a few months ago and I claimed unemployment.  Just go to your Government website (www.MI.gov) and fill out the claim. You should be good to go.  Good Luck
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First make a Powerpoint presentation\nand show a pie chart telling the distribution of employment in different fields-First slide\n2slide- the most popular and demanding job details\n3slide-top companies(employers)\n4slide- questions related to the above three topics
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Be careful about applying for unemployment.  Many employers ask that kind of info on their applications because collecting unemployment is generally seen as a bad thing... like taking a free ride at the taxpayers' expense.
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Yes and no, depends how you view it.\nAccording to numbers, the people on unemployment has fallen and there are more jobs available.\nWhat the numbers don't say is what kind of jobs and how unemployment is figured.\n\nSay u have 2 million people on unemployment this month and only 1 million next month.  Sounds good, right? 1 million people went back to work.  In reality unemployment only counts those people getting checks.  Doesnt count the people whose unemployment ran out and are now without any money coming in.  Doesnt count those forced to take a job for $2 less an hour.\nNew jobs announced...\nWe created 50,000 new jobs.  Sounds good but the majority of those jobs are in fast food for yet another strip mall.\nThen you have the job shift where we lose 30,000 GM auto jobs but gain 30,000 telemarketing jobs or customer service.\nEver call AOL or some other company and have someone who can barely speak english answer?  Even our customer service jobs are being outsourced to India and Canada.\n\nThe jobs are there but most that are being created are either the high end college degree jobs or the low pay fast food.  And not to hit a sore subject but the illegal immigrants don't help matters by taking jobs away.
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if you also contact your local unemployment office - they should be able to give you some information
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To find a rate of change, you need to find out how much the average has changed from one point to the next, then divide it by how many units that change is spread across:\n\n1. ((78/10) - (48/4))/(10-4) = (7.8 - 12)/6 = -4.2/6 = -,7\nThe price decreased by $.70 per person\n\n2. (120/4 - 30/1)/(4-1) = (30 - 30)/3 = 0\nThe rate did not change\n\nSlopes:\nThe easiest way to do a point-slope problem is to use the slope-intercept form of the linear equation, y = mx + b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept (the place where x = 0, and the line crosses the y-axis).  Plug in your known values and solve:\n\n1. 5 = -2(3) + b\n5 = -6 + b\n11 = b\ny = -2x + 11\n\n2. -3 = (-4/3)(2) + b\n-3 = -8/3 + b\n-1/3 = b\ny = -4/3x - 1/3
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That is a difficult question, I have never seen such information on line. I would guess that the rate vary considerably, as you probably have.\nI wonder if a call to the BBC would yield a lead?\nAlso, those professors at various unis, economists, political science, entertainment departments may offer ideas. \nThe above is the best I can do. Please keep us all posted what you find.