misemployment
/ˌmɪsɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
noun
- The act of using something in a wrong, improper, or wasteful way.
- The teacher warned against the misemployment of scientific terms in the essay.
- The misemployment of public funds led to a scandal in the city government.
- His misemployment of the company's resources resulted in a major financial loss.
- A situation where someone is employed in a job that does not match their skills or qualifications.
- The report highlighted the misemployment of engineers as taxi drivers in the region.
- Many graduates face misemployment, working in jobs far below their education level.
- She felt a sense of misemployment when her creative talents were ignored in the office.