Men Out of Work

Discover the insightful findings of M. J. Hill's Men Out of Work, published by Cambridge University Press in 1973. This compelling study delves into the lives of over a thousand unemployed men from Coventry, Hammersmith, and Newcastle upon Tyne, capturing the challenges they faced in October 1971. With a thorough analysis spanning 208 pages, Hill reveals that the primary factors contributing to long-term unemployment include increasing age, low skill levels, and health deficiencies. This essential read not only highlights the socio-economic issues of the time but also provides valuable case studies that remain relevant today. Ideal for those interested in social science, sociology, and the dynamics of unemployment in the United Kingdom, Men Out of Work is a must-have addition to your collection.