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Work to Welfare: How Men Become Detached from the Labour Market [Paperback]

Pete Alcock (Author), Christina Beatty (Author), Stephen Fothergill (Author), Rob MacMillan (Author), Sue Yeandle (Author)

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March 17, 2003
During the last twenty years vast numbers of working age men have moved completely out of the labor market into "early retirement" or "long-term sickness" and to take on new household roles. These trends contrast greatly to rising labor market participation among women. Based on research in the U.K. presented in an international perspective, this book offers a detailed exploration of the varied circumstances "detached men" are living in and challenges assumptions about the true state of the labor market.

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'The book is a superb mix of statistical comparison, survey data, and moving testaments from the in-depth qualitative interviews ...'. Environment and Planning

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During the last twenty years vast numbers of men of working age have moved completely out of the labour market into 'early retirement' or 'long-term sickness' and to take on new roles in the household. These trends stand in stark contrast to rising labour market participation among women. Based on new research in the UK presented in an international perspective, the book offers a detailed exploration of the varied financial, family and health circumstances 'detached men' are living in and challenges assumptions about the true state of the labour market.

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This book is about processes of labour market detachment among adult men. Read the first page
Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
detached male workforce, labour market detachment, detached men, economic inactivity, claimant count, labour market trends
Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Deal, Labour Force Survey, South East, Housing Benefit, Great Britain, Council Tax Benefit, Commission of the European Communities, Disability Living Allowance, Poor Law, North East, Invalid Care Allowance, Severe Disablement Allowance, Family Credit, Benefits Agency, Social Policy Agenda, South Wales, Working Families Tax Credit, North West, Northern England, Sickness Benefit, Jobcentre Plus, South Yorkshire, Disability Discrimination Act, European Council, Jobseeker's Allowance
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