Covid-19: emerging needs for unemployed and economically inactive individuals

IF 1.9 Q2 SOCIOLOGY Community Work & Family Pub Date : 2021-05-24 DOI:10.1080/13668803.2021.1931032
Claire Paterson-Young
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ABSTRACT This Voices article presents emerging findings from research investigating the consequences of Covid-19 on individuals engaged on employability programmes in the United Kingdom. It outlines the challenges presented by ‘lockdown’ restrictions, as introduced to reduce the spread of Covid-19, on the delivery of employability programmes. Individuals engaged on such programmes experience a wealth of needs that have been compounded by Covid-19, resulting in new, emerging needs relating to personal wellbeing, social isolation, and confidence. Without effective and innovative support, individuals experiencing unemployment and economic inactivity will undoubtedly experience increased inequality; this inequality impacts on family, with individuals experiencing isolation from such, which in turn reduces wellbeing and stimuli, and indeed work, with Covid-19 compounding challenges in securing employment.
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本文介绍了一项研究的新发现,该研究调查了Covid-19对参与英国就业计划的个人的影响。报告概述了为减少Covid-19的传播而实施的“封锁”限制给就业规划的实施带来的挑战。参与此类规划的个人经历了丰富的需求,而Covid-19又加剧了这些需求,导致了与个人福祉、社会孤立和信心有关的新需求。如果没有有效和创新的支持,失业和经济停滞的个人无疑会经历更大的不平等;这种不平等对家庭产生了影响,个人与家庭隔绝,这反过来又减少了幸福感和刺激,实际上也减少了工作,而Covid-19加剧了确保就业的挑战。
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