Evidence shows that for many people, delaying searching for a job for a year or longer after they are laid off will contribute to a deterioration of their job skills, making it harder for them to find employment. This deterioration in job skills and the subsequent retraining that is necessary to obtain employment relates to which type of unemployment?

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Miah Hubbard

16 June, 04:57

Evidence shows that for many people, delaying searching for a job for a year or longer after they are laid off will contribute to a deterioration of their job skills, making it harder for them to find employment. This deterioration in job skills and the subsequent retraining that is necessary to obtain employment relates to which type of unemployment?

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Jaeden Neal · Answer 1

structural unemployment

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this relates to structural unemployment. Like mentioned in the question this term refers to unemployment caused by technological change instead of changes in supply and demand. Therefore individuals who are layed off do not gain practice with the new systems and technology being implemented and their skills begin to deteriorate.