In the U.S., more than two-thirds of the work force is either employed or looking for work.

But there are plenty of ways to earn a living in the small but growing informal economy.

For starters, a growing number of young people, who traditionally are unemployed, are taking on jobs that are traditionally done by the big companies, such as retail sales, construction and restaurant workers.

And many older Americans are also moving into the informal labor force.

These include the people who make up the core of the informal sector, people who do the bare minimum and then have to add on the perks, such at the local coffee shop or in a neighborhood bar.

While this type of work can be lucrative, it often comes with an increased risk of injury and exploitation.

The economy of the people informal economy In the informal world, there is a lot of variation in the work people do, and the types of work they do.

The informal economy is a diverse collection of people working together to achieve their own ends, such a community garden, a dance studio or an art gallery.

Here’s a look at the different types of informal economy in the U, including a look to some of the challenges people face in moving from an industry to a job.

Unemployed People In the United States, there are about 11.5 million people unemployed, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

That’s the number of people who have been out of work for at least one week.

They are considered jobless if they haven’t worked in at least six months.

For people who are out of the labor force for good, the situation is a little bit different.

There are about 5.6 million people in the labor market who are not working, according the Bureau.

This is a significant number, and it means that the unemployed have the option of finding a job and staying in the workforce, according in a survey conducted by the National Employment Law Project.

There is also a growing informal sector in the country, which is made up of people not in the traditional labor force, according a study published in the Journal of Labor Economics.

This informal economy includes those who work in restaurants, food-service and service-sector jobs, as well as those who do not have a formal job and who work part-time.

These groups are often known as the “underutilized labor force,” because many of them are part-timers who are either unemployed or looking to work part time.

Unpaid workers The unemployed people, often in their 20s to 30s, are the most common group in the unofficial economy, according this study.

The unemployment rate for young people aged 16 to 24 in the United State is about 11 percent.

About 1 in 5 unemployed people in this age group are in school, according research by the Center for Economic and Policy Research, which also includes the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment.

The number of part- time workers is even higher: one in six unemployed people ages 16 to 19 is a part-timer.

But it’s the unemployment rate that’s the big issue, as these workers are typically not employed or seeking a job, according.

Some of these unemployed people work as “unpaid contractors,” who earn about $40 to $50 an hour.

Others work for food delivery service, which often does not pay for meals, according data by the Bureau for Labor Statistics, which includes the National Restaurant Association and the National Farmers Union.

For many of these workers, there’s no guarantee they’ll get a decent wage, as the work is often done by unpaid contractors.

According to a survey by the United Food and Commercial Workers union, about two- thirds of those in the underutilized workforce said they have been exploited or made to work without a job because of their age or experience.

The Unemployed In the underused labor force are many people who work out of home, often as temporary or seasonal workers, but also as full-time workers.

They include the single mother who works in a nursing home, the grandmother who runs a barber shop and the mom who helps run the neighborhood barber’s shop.

The labor force also includes people who don’t want to work, but still want a job so they can save for a down payment.

These people are often not paid for the hours they work, and sometimes even the hours are less than minimum wage.

Some people work parttime because they are able to find other jobs that offer better wages.

The economic situation for those without jobs Some unemployed people are in part- or full- time jobs because they need a place to live or simply cannot find a good-paying job that pays enough to support their families, according one of the researchers in the study, Richard Kohn.

He found that about 6 percent of the unemployed people said they were unable to find work.

Others are in jobs that require the person to take a salary, but they don’t get a raise or benefits.

They need a steady paycheck and may be unable to get one