Sociology: Long-Term Unemployment, Age, and Inequality Analysis

This assignment delves into the sociological impacts of long-term unemployment and underemployment on individuals, their social networks, and society. It examines how unemployment affects economic stability, social relationships, and an individual's self-perception. The assignment also explores the effects of age on individuals, families, and communities, highlighting the changing roles and perceptions associated with different age groups. Furthermore, it investigates various forms of inequality, such as gender, religion, and socioeconomic disparities, and how these inequalities influence individuals' experiences and their participation in society. The analysis considers the psychological and societal consequences of these factors, supported by relevant references to academic research.

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1.Describe the impact that long term unemployment and or under employment has
on individuals and their social network and on society
Unemployment is a condition making a person economically weak and looking for a job
remaining unemployed for 27 weeks. This condition is very challenging for a country
whether it is developed or developing long unemployment rate in the country affect the
positioning of the country, unemployment represent the recession period of the country.
Unemployment deeply affect the social relationship of a person, long term effect also make
the getting job difficult and person face challenges to live in the society. Earning is essential
and without job there is not source of proper earning that put great effect on live and social
image of a person.
2.Describe the impact age has on individuals and their families and the communities
they live in. Answer for all three.
Age is a factor that keeps changing year by year, it is something that changes the person
physically, mentally, psychologically and emotionally. A family has different age’s person
and they all have unique features and personality effects, age affect a person how one treat
others, his likes, dislikes and social behaviour. Family members treat the person according to
his age, if a person is infant he receive pampering and care if he is a grown up adult family
expect him to fulfil his responsibilities and so onion the community. Community have
different perceptions for different age group people and behave accordingly.
3. What are three ways clients can experience inequality. How do these experiences
of inequality impact their engagement and participation in society?

There are many ways a person can face inequality. Inequality is discrimination of a person on
the base of gender, religion, sex and community one belong. Community is full of diversity,
this diversity about the religions and beliefs includes some acts a person thinks about the
discrimination is being done with him.
Women getting challenges in equal payment for the same work, poor has no access over the
services available for the society and discrimination in the promotion due to community
factor are common example as human face while living in society and this affect a person in
deep at psychological level.

References
Abraham, K. G., Haltiwanger, J., Sandusky, K., & Spletzer, J. R. (2019). The consequences
of long-term unemployment: Evidence from linked survey and administrative data. ILR
Review, 72(2), 266-299.
Hansen, A. (Ed.). (2019). Involuntary migration and resettlement: the problems and
responses of dislocated people. Routledge.
Van Der Zeeuw, A., Van Deursen, A. J., & Jansen, G. (2019). Inequalities in the social use of
the Internet of things: A capital and skills perspective. new media & society, 21(6),
1344-1361.