subemployment
/sʌbɪmˈplɔɪmənt/
noun
- A situation in which people have less work or lower-quality work than they need or want; underemployment.
- Subemployment affects many workers who can only find temporary or low-paying jobs.
- The report highlighted the rise of subemployment in the gig economy.
- Economists study subemployment to understand the true health of the labor market.
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