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The different groups in the US labor force:

The overall number of workers is that of both the workers and the unemployed. There were around 160 million Americans in January 2018.  

There are two elements of civil work, According to the Bureau of Statistics on Labor (BLS), the definition "employees" as people who were at least one hour paid jobs employed or 16 years of age or older (or unpaid labor in their own firm) within their source week, or who were at least fifteen hours working unpaid in the family firm in the mother tongue of the Global population Poll. Military members, institutional people, farmers and employees of the federal government are excluded.

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Explanation:

The US labor force is any group of people who are 16 years and older who are willing and able to work. The employed category is people who have jobs. Unemployed people are those who are 16 years or older who are actively looking for a job, but have not found one. The unemployed also includes the underemployed, those who are working in a job for which they are overqualified. The underemployed might also be working part-time when they really desire full-time work.

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