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Alpachino10 Posted 12 years ago
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What should I use when I want to mention that I don't have a job? non-employment or ...?

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The usual name of the state or condition is "unemployment". When speaking of your own condition you would say "I am unemployed". Of course, "I don't have a job" is also correct English.

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  • The usual name of the state or condition is "unemployment".
  • When speaking of your own condition you would say "I am unemployed".
  • Of course, "I don't have a job" is also correct English.
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The usual name of the state or condition is "unemployment". When speaking of your own condition you would say "I am unemployed". Of course, "I don't have a job" is also correct English.
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