Synonyms for full employment
full em·ploy·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. full employmentnoun

   the economic condition when everyone who wishes to work at the going wage rate for their type of labor is employed

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1. • Economic Condition

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1. Sam Bullard:

   As the labor market moves closer to full employment ... we are likely to see firms increase wages. We have already started to see some of that.

2. Stanley Fischer:

   The limited macroprudential toolkit in the United States leads me to conclude that there may be times when adjustments in monetary policy should be discussed as a means to curb risks to financial stability, a more restrictive monetary policy would, all else being equal, lead to deviations from price stability and full employment.

3. Donald Trump:

   I thought the jobs report was very good. The big thing to me was cracking 4, that hasn't been done in a long time ... we're at full employment. We're doing great.

4. Ann Berry:

   He has read correctly the labor market’s ability to sustain full employment in the face of necessary rate hikes.

5. Donald Trump:

   At Hillary Clinton’s convention this week, The Democrats ' have been speaking about a world that does n’t exist. A world where America has full employment, where there’s no such thing as radical Islamic terrorism, where the border is totally secured, and where thousands of innocent Americans have not suffered from rising crime in cities like Baltimore and Chicago.