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This paper discusses the issue of choice as it applies to long-term unemployed\udand vulnerable individuals. It argues that the combination of poor employment\udopportunities, requirements, compulsions and sanctions has not merely reduced\udavailable choice for individuals with multiple barriers to re-/join the labour\udmarket but has also resulted in curtailed decision-making abilities when it comes\udto their pathways into employment. The outcomes can include protective\udresistance as a response to the extent of regulation, which may undermine\udengagement in job search and related activities. Despite attempts by benevolent\udstaff in a charity to provide support and enhance capabilities that result in the\udovercoming of protective resistance, they operate within a broader institutional\udframework of choice as set by government policy. The end result is compulsion,\udnot choice.Peer-reviewedPost-prin

Capabilities and Choices of Vulnerable, Long-Term Unemployed Individuals