The survey uses the term "unemployed" but it is a different metric than the "unemployed" metric. I'm looking at the pdf you linked. I did a ctrl+f and couldn't

The survey uses the term "unemployed" but it is a different metric than the "unemployed" metric. I'm looking at the pdf you linked. I did a ctrl+f and couldn't find anything for "unemployed". I then searched for "employ" (in case there is some OCR bug) and the only hits I got were on a table that says "employment status" and the responses are "employed" or "not employed". Can you point out where the survey uses the term "unemployed"?