Sensed futility of job-hunting

Of a 1993 sample of 3,000 British unemployed, 45% spent 4 hours a days looking for work and 24% up to 8 hours. Around 85% were prepared to relocate in the UK and seventy percent were confident that they would eventually find work but, if they did not, 68% said they would consider emigrating.

1. Stigma of unemployment

1. Undermined citizen confidence
2. Crimes committed during high unemployment

1. Uncaring politicians
2. Redundancy trauma
3. Long-term unemployment
4. Lack of jobs
5. Disparity between workers skills and job requirements

1. Restraining study
2. Reinforcing job motivation
3. Looking for work
4. Improving job hunting success

1. Hunted
2. Futility
3. Undermining
4. Unemployment