Translation for 'unemployment compensation' from English to French

unemployment compensation

allocation {f} (de) chômageoccup.

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compensation

dédommagement {m}

contrepartie {f}

compensation {f}

indemnité {f}

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unemployment

chômage {m}occup.

to receive compensation

se faire indemniserfin.

to reduce unemployment

faire reculer le chômageécon.

structural unemployment

chômage {m} structureloccup.

financial compensation

compensation {f} financièrefin.occup.

unemployment benefits {pl}

allocation {f} (de) chômageoccup.

unemployment benefit

allocation {f} (de) chômageoccup.

unemployment rate

taux {m} de chômageécon.occup.

fair compensation

compensation {f} équitablefin.

mass unemployment

chômage {m} de masseécon.occup.sociol.

monetary compensation

compensation {f} monétaire

rate of unemployment

taux {m} de chômageécon.occup.

compensation (for damages)

dommages et intérêts {m.pl}dr.

measures to curb unemployment

mesures {f.pl} propres à limiter le chômagepol.sociol.

by way of compensation

en contrepartie {adv}

Unemployment is coming down.

Le chômage est en résorption.écon.

• He also increased spending for highway construction and unemployment compensation.
• Bill was passed in 1944 to provide college, high school or vocational education for returning World War II veterans, as well as one year of unemployment compensation.
• Also, an employee may be giving up the right to seek unemployment compensation.
• The logic of this approach is that these are the companies that are more likely to cause someone to be unemployed, so they should pay more into the pool from which unemployment compensation is paid.
• In this capacity Pennsylvania CareerLink provides a number of different services designed to link employers and job seekers, including workshops, TRA/TAA, veterans services, unemployment compensation, Business Service Teams and Employer Consortium groups.

• By the advent of World War II, California had an old-age assistance law, unemployment compensation, a 48-hour work week maximum for women, an apprentice law, and workplace safety rules.
• and established a state system for social security, worker's compensation and unemployment compensation.
• The Great Depression demonstrated the need for unemployment compensation programs, and state unemployment programs had been established under the Social Security Act in 1935.
• Commons and Harold Groves helped Wisconsin create the first unemployment compensation program in the United States in 1932.
• The risk of being laid off varies depending on the workplace and country a person is working in. Unemployment compensation in any country or workplace typically has two main factors.

• The increased regulation is meant to ensure workers are treated fairly and that companies are not misclassifying workers as independent contractors to avoid paying appropriate employment taxes and contributions to workers' compensation and unemployment compensation.
• Due to World War II, Hoffman was granted military leave as director of the Unemployment Compensation Commission on June 15, 1942.
• McDermott oversaw the emergency unemployment compensation extensions during the recession that began in 2008 under the George W.
• Reed supports increasing the minimum wage and unemployment compensation.
• Three years later he became the chairman of the Unemployment Compensation Commission of Alaska., serving from 1937 to 1939.