'jobless-oriented' originates from the English word 'jobless,' meaning 'without a job,' combined with 'oriented,' meaning 'focused on or directed towards.'

The term 'jobless' has been used since the 19th century to describe individuals without employment, while 'oriented' has been used in various contexts to indicate direction or focus.

Initially, 'jobless' simply described the state of being without a job, but combined with 'oriented,' it now describes a focus or direction towards aiding or addressing the needs of the unemployed.