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Unemployment
Score for
John Smith
Your Unemployment Score
Summary
Positive Factors & Negative Factors
The Bottom Line
Summary
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Your Unemployment Score
as of Thursday, July 08, 2004 is 567 based on
the data you provided to us.
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Unemployment Scores
range between 0 and 1000.
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Higher scores are
considered to be better scores. Higher scores
indicate a smaller probability of unemployment and
lower scores indicate higher unemployment risk. Your
unemployment score is significantly below the
average score of U.S. person in the workforce.
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The
percentage of U.S. persons in workforce with scores
below your score of 567 is 17%, which
means 83% of the people have their
unemployment scores higher than yours.
The Bottom Line: What an
Unemployment Score of 567 means to you
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Your score of 567
indicates that your risk of unemployment is 20%
higher than that of the average U.S. individual in
the workforce. This means that your predicted
unemployment risk rate would be 6.7% as of
July 08, 2004, based on a national unemployment rate
of 5.6%.
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Since you are at a
significantly higher risk, you may want to
review and revise your strategies pertaining to your
level of financial preparedness, savings and
investment plans, career situation, and career and
income strengthening avenues.
Positive & Negative
Factors
The positive factors
described below reflect elements of your employment
profile that are better than average, translating into
a higher Unemployment Score. Positive factors are
those factors where your individual risk, or that of a
group to which you belong, is lower than the average
risk of people in the workforce.
The negative factors
described below reflect elements of your employment
profile that are below average, and are the reasons
why your score is not higher. Negative factors are
those factors where your individual risk, or that of a
group to which you belong, is higher than the average
risk of people in the workforce.
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Above Unemployment Score sample is a partial report
for demonstration purposes only. You actual report
would consist of a detailed 4-page report which would
include your personal unemployment score, a summary
analysis, relative ranking, key positive & negative
factors impacting the score, tips and recommendations,
and unemployment related useful information. |
