"With an unemployment rate anchored at 20% and 43% for young people between 16 and 24 years, Spain back again in the eighties and mid nineties. The crisis is particularly cruel to young people entering the labor market in a spirit of independence and finding no work for a long time, end up staying at home. On the other hand, young people are a busy working life if they join the labor market, since it is a continuous movement between unemployment, economy, temporary and permanent. This dance had a profound impact on young people and as well point to Victor Perez-Diaz and Juan Carlos Rodriguez in his new book alert and Distrust: The English Society before the Crisis, the key to sustainability of the English society is the family that prevents all blown up. "(Libertad Digital)
According to the weekly Alpha and Omega:" Neither the unemployment benefit, or INEM courses, or the savings remaining in the bank account: best insurance for a seizure is the family. Marriages that grow in adversity, parents who pay the bills for their children, children who finance the costs of their parents ... And although family policy in Spain is practically nil, experts warn: to recover moral and economically to our country, the authorities have to start, or yes, to help the family. Not an option, not a luxury. Is a need to ensure our future. "
Jackson and Walsh (1987) state that as a result of job loss, there are three major changes: a decrease in income, a transformation in social relations and a change in the place where he lived the exercise of authority . These changes result in a desensitization in the relations between family members and between it and the environment in which daily life unfolds, leading to a process of adaptation and change. In the first, the changes resulting from unemployment, would be assimilated into the normal functioning of the family. In the second of the processes described, the experience of unemployment would have a role positive, to be used as an opportunity to engage in activities that involve a change in family roles.
The degree of family stability in turn depends on factors such as the time when job loss occurs within the process of developing the family life cycle.
also family tension produced after the appearance of unemployment seem to be more pronounced when it affects people with low occupational status and unemployment with a period exceeding six months.
In short, while unemployment can be considered a major factor of destabilization in family relationships, as indicated Bergere and Medicine Wheel (1984), increased family stress should not always be considered as a direct consequence of it. It acts as a factor that accentuates the kind of family relationships that existed before, intensifying the stress and strain on those families that already was a deterioration of relations between its members. The family can be both the source of tension such as social support, which explains why not all studies in unemployment is associated with an increase in family tension and in all cases of deterioration in these relations.
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