In low-income countries, does it make sense to argue that most of the people without long-term jobs are unemployed?

Unemployment refers to the situation where people who are able and willing to work are looking for jobs but are not able to find one.

Any individual without long-term jobs in low-income countries is considered unemployed because a substantial number of people are mainly dependent on their own needs by doing primary activities like farming, fishing, or hunting in low-income countries. Short-term or one-day jobs are taken by people, sometimes being paid with food or shelter or with money. They also barter and trade with other people.

In low-income countries, most people work on a temporary basis and not in well-paid jobs. Thus, it can be concluded that people in low-income countries don't have any permanent jobs, so people are unemployed without long-term jobs.