| The authors use rush-hour travel times to estimate how long a jobseeker would need to get to a particular job. If a spatial mismatch exists, then accessibility should influence how long it takes to find a job. |
| It is to no-ones advantage if a jobseeker has to unnecessarily click on a title to find that a job description is unsuitable. |
| And as a migrant, we're only going to give you six months to be a jobseeker. |
| The reasoning is that the earlier the jobseeker is activated and supported, the greater the chance of preventing long-term unemployment. |
| Each jobseeker is assisted for as long as necessary by two of the organization's volunteers, who attend solidarity group meetings each month. |
| The employment of a person with support measures usually requires that the jobseeker is unemployed. |
