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I've got a question regarding a resume.
Which formulation is better to use in a resume: "labour market", "job market"or "employment market"?
Does "labour market" mean only the market segment covering physical work (ex.: workers in factories) or it covers the whole job market?
Thank you in advance.
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: workers in factories) or it covers the whole job market? The term is not restricted to physical work. It covers the whole mass employment market, I would say.
- : workers in factories) or it covers the whole job market?
- The term is not restricted to physical work.
- It covers the whole mass employment market, I would say.
- It might be perceived to exclude the highest echelons.
- I would say that the term "labour" (in this sense) is used more often in political or economic contexts, whereas "job", say, is a more general-purpose word.
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TinaMrDoes "labour market" mean only the market segment covering physical work (ex.: workers in factories) or it covers the whole job market?
The term is not restricted to physical work. It covers the whole mass employment market, I would say. It might be perceived to exclude the highest echelons. I would say that the term "labour" (in this sense) is used m
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