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Definition: Unsubsidized employment means full- or part-time employment in the public or private sector that is not subsidized by TANF or any other public program.
Subsidized employment, in which the government temporarily subsidizes some or all of an individuals wages, gives participants some economic security and can connect them to unsubsidized employment, improving their long-term job prospects.
A rather different program, called a wage subsidy, is one that subsidizes the hourly wage rate rather than earnings. If an individual is being paid $10 per hour, for example, and the wage subsidy is 10%, then the government would pay the individual $1 extra for every hour he works.
Seniority is the extended continuous service with a company or organization. This means that people who have worked at a company the longest have the highest level of seniority. Those with more history may be able to get a higher rank or status within their company and may enjoy additional privileges.
Time is the standard way of determining someones seniority. The longer someone has worked in their role at a company, the more they can offer an employer in terms of specific expertise about best practices within their position.
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Unsubsidized employment is defined as a position in which an employer pays the wages directly to the client and the employer is not reimbursed for wages. Subsidized employment is defined as on the job training in which an employer pays the wages earned directly to the client.
Wage subsidies lower the net wages paid by the employer. In competitive labor markets, the strength of the employment effect depends on the responsiveness of labor demand and supply to wages (wage elasticity). If either is inelastic, the subsidy will not enhance employment.
Seniority is the length of time that an individual has served in a job or worked for an organization. Seniority can bring higher status, rank, or precedence to an employee who has served for a longer period of time.

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