Mladi i mentalno zdravlje u rizičnom društvu: uticaj nesigurnosti na tržištu rada
Sažetak
U radu se analizira uticaj nesigurnosti na tržištu rada na mentalno zdravlje mladih u savremenim društvima. Pomenuta nesigurnost se posmatra kao deo novih rizika u (globalnom) rizičnom društvu. Otežane tranzicije u odraslost u najvećoj meri se odlikuju teškoćama u tranziciji od obrazovanja ka zaposlenju. Relativna sigurnost zaposlenja i „standardne” karijere ranijih generacija danas su zamenjene odloženim, fragmentisanim i diversifikovanim obrazovno-radnim životnim putanjama. Nametnuta individualizacija u uslovima oskudnih i nejednako raspoređenih resursa za posledicu može često imati i ugrožavanje mentalnog zdravlja mladih.
Ključne reči: mladi, tržište rada, rizično društvo, mentalno zdravlje.
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