Labor reintegration is achieved when an unemployed person finds a job.
Labor reintegration is a concept used to name the process that leads a person who lost their job to get a new one. When an individual loses his job, he is left out of the group of active workers. Finding a new job would therefore allow you to re-enter the universe of active workers .
It should be noted that reinsertion is the action and result of reinserting or reinserting . This verb refers to making a member or component of a set become part of it again , after having been separated or isolated. Labor , for its part, is an adjective that mentions what is linked to work (the socioeconomic activity that is carried out in exchange for remuneration).
Importance of labor reintegration
The labor market is made up of the supply and demand for jobs. Companies request (demand) workers to fulfill different functions, while workers make their workforce available to companies (offer). The employment relationship contemplates that the company pays the worker in exchange for their physical and mental effort: said money is the worker's means of life .
That is why job reintegration is so important. If a person loses their job , they will need to reintegrate as soon as possible to obtain the income that will allow them to survive. The State , for this reason, must facilitate labor reintegration through the training of workers, the delivery of subsidies or subsidies to contracting companies and the revitalization of the economy in general.
Labor reintegration is essential for a worker who did not have a job to earn income again.
The case of the prisoners
One of the areas in which job reintegration becomes extremely important is prison . People who serve a sentence of sufficient magnitude to lose their jobs need the State to provide them with the appropriate tools to recover their lives and their economic independence once they are released.
Of course, this is one of the topics that raises the most debate, since we must also take into account the type of crime that each individual has committed, their situation before going to prison , their age and the consequences that further detention will bring. beyond the loss of a job, such as the loss of your home.
While in some countries the academic training of prisoners is especially valued to prevent them from returning to a life of crime, in others they overlook the benefits that this can bring to society and, instead, subject them to the tortuous wait of being released in conditions difficult to understand for someone who has not been there. Work reintegration is also reintegration into society , becoming part of community life again, and that is why it is so important.
There are people who end up in prison due to lack of opportunities to lead a life similar to those of their compatriots, and this also arouses opposing opinions: on the one hand, there are those who do not tolerate any type of criminal act, regardless of the reasons that drive it, while there are also those who consider that we all have the right to a second chance, which is why they value the need to improve the environment of criminals to turn them into good people.
Lack of self-confidence is perhaps the worst enemy of the human being, and the one that has the most influence when looking for work . If we see ourselves as a blank canvas, without training , without experience, then we assume that we can only access job offers that are despised by everyone. Job reintegration plans aim to demonstrate to participants that they have more tools than they realize, and that they can always train and aim higher .