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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Economically inactive"”.

  1. A multinomial modelling of the determinants of child labour in Namibia using the 2018 Namibia labour force survey

    … to being unemployed. Moreover, the odds of being economically inactive for children in the age groups below 15 years was high compared to being unemployed. This was due to the free primary education that was introduced by the Namibian government in 2013. The results also indicated that the …

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  2. An exploration of how mental health service users construct meaning from the Work Capability Assessment process - using Foucauldian Discourse Analysis

    … welfare-to-work policy has seen those that are economically inactive and unemployed constructed as problematic groups who require intervention to become productive members of mainstream society. The Work Capability Assessment process has been criticised for not adequately assessing work …

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  3. Juvenile delinquency among secondary school pupils in the Mthatha District of Education: a self-report survey

    … indicated that both their parents are economically inactive. It also transpires that the majority of families have three to four and five to six children to care for. Based on the statistic outcome it has been postulated that mothers play a more significant role in the socialisation …

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  4. She stays and she pays: Rural Women’s Labour and Empowerment in Atakora, Northern Benin

    … population of women in Atakora; (ii) women economically active in the horticulture value chain; (iii) women economically active in the shea butter value chain. Government social protection officials were also interviewed in each commune. The first major finding is that women report playing …

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  5. Labour market and spatial mismatch in Cape Town

    … where they live. This is because their areas are economically inactive and do not offer much prospects for development or employment in the current situation. We find that prospective employees or those already employed have to endure lengthy and expensive commutes to work on a daily basis. The …

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  6. The Effectiveness of the Response and Follow Up Processes to the Learndirect ‘Gremlins’ Campaign in the Nottingham Area

    … employed part - time and a higher percentage was economically inactive. More were in lower order occupations, with a bias towards personal service occupations. The Government responded to Moser’s findings by setting challenging targets; however, although the targets have been exceeded, there is a …

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