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Long-term HI health and the social embeddedness of work: a study in a post-industrial, multi-ethnic locality in the UK

机译:HI的长期健康和工作的社会嵌入性:英国后工业,多种族地区的一项研究

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Against the background of an increasingly individualising welfare-to-work regime, sociological studies of incapacity and health-related worklessness have called for an appreciation of the role of history and context in patterning individual experience. This article responds to that call by exploring the work experiences of long-term sick people in East London, a post-industrial, multi-ethnic locality. It demonstrates how the individual experiences of long-term sickness and work are embedded in social relations of class, generation, ethnicity and gender, which shape people's formal and informal routes to work protection, work-seeking practices and responses to worklessness. We argue that this social embeddedness requires greater attention in welfare-to-work policy.
机译:在福利到工作制度日益个体化的背景下,丧失能力和与健康相关的无工作能力的社会学研究呼吁人们认识到历史和背景在塑造个人经验中的作用。本文通过探讨东伦敦这个后工业化,多种族的地方长期病患者的工作经验来回应这一呼吁。它说明了长期疾病和工作的个人经验是如何嵌入到阶级,世代,种族和性别的社会关系中的,这些社会关系塑造了人们获得工作保护,寻求工作的方式以及对失业的反应的正式和非正式途径。我们认为,这种社会包容性需要在工作福利政策中给予更多关注。

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