Posted by Richard Johnson on March 16, 2020 · Leave a Comment
The economic impact of Covid-19 will include a significant rise in unemployment. Recovery from the spike in unemployment will be slow, meaning the unemployment becomes long-term. One of the lessons from employment programmes around the world is that distance from work increases over time – the longer someone is unemployed, the harder it becomes to … Continue reading →
Filed under Children's services, coronavirus, Service design, Welfare to work · Tagged with coronavirus, Covid-19, distance from work, New Deal, social cohesion, social disintegration, social exclusion, social isolation, unemployment
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