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There is part of society that still misuse social security system and remain unemployed for very long period in a society where it is possible to find a job and be employed constantly. A variety of services and professional help is offered to long-term unemployed social benefits receivers to improve their social situation. The aim of the study was to define the reasons that stop long-term unemployed social benefits receivers to enter labour market even if economic and social situation in Latvia allows it. Forty-seven long-term unemployed social benefits receivers were asked to fill in the questionnaire to get information about reasons that stop them from entering labour market (what stops them from entering the labour market, what kind of help/service they need to do so). Twenty-eight of the respondents answered that there is no proper job offer in the market, fifteen of the respondents answered that they don’t have adequate education to fit into modern labour market, four respondents mentioned that they have other obstacles that don’t allow them to work. The results show that long-term unemployed social benefits receivers are not willing to enter labour market because of their inadequate self-esteem and inadequate wishes about the job and salary; many of them consider living on social benefits more profitable than spending long shifts at work.

Reasons that Stops Long-Term Unemployed Social Benefits Receivers from Returning into Labour Market