Titlebook: Stress and Distress among the Unemployed; Hard Times and Vulne Clifford L. Broman,V. Lee Hamilton,William S. Hoff Book 2001 Springer Scienc

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,Feelings: Downsizing’s Effects on Individuals and Families,called home. At first, workers recognized that they were bit players in a tragedy not of their own making. As the worker quoted above put it, “… mostly I felt it was GM’s fault.” But workers were shadow boxing with an enemy they could not find, an enemy with whom a fair fight was impossible.

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Individual versus Collective Resources,s where plants do close, and only there. It rises because people lose jobs. It rises particularly among certain groups who lack resources to combat it, whose futures look bleak. And it rises both because of the economic meaning of job loss and, we think, because of the loss of role and loss of standing that unemployment eventually comes to mean.

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Psychological Resources and Distress,In hard times, some workers find a reason to believe in themselves and their futures. Others find despair. What is the difference between those who say, “the whole plant closing thing toughened me up,” and those who claim that “everybody blames us”? This chapter provides more pieces of the puzzle.

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