Open AccessTHE PROBLEMS OF GENERATIONALS IN THE DISCOURSE OF THE LIFE SITUATION
Author(s) -
L. G. Lebedeva
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
primo aspectu
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2500-2635
DOI - 10.35211/2500-2635-2021-2-46-15-19
Subject(s) - quarter (canadian coin) , population , leisure time , social issues , aged population , work (physics) , samara , psychology , sociology , economic growth , demography , geography , medicine , economics , mechanical engineering , physical activity , ecology , archaeology , engineering , physical medicine and rehabilitation , biology
For successful social policy at different levels of society and the state, an objective assessment of the social situation and its impact on different groups of the population is necessary. In the Samara region, two-thirds of respondents aged 14-30 and 31-45 are primarily concerned about the problem of promising, well-paid work. For half of the respondents aged 46-60, this problem is in the 2nd place in terms of importance. This problem is also of concern to about half of the younger respondents and slightly more than half of the middle-aged respondents - this problem is on the 2nd place in importance for them. For two-thirds of respondents aged 46-60, the problem of limited financial opportunities is on the 1st place in importance. For about a quarter of respondents, the problems of "Getting any job" and "Lack of places where you can spend interesting leisure time" are considered relevant (3rd and 4th places). Thus, for a person, even in difficult socio-economic conditions, the problem of leisure is also important. Among the most notable (on the 5th place) is the problem of obtaining higher education, which is most relevant for young people. All problems (and not only those that have taken leading positions in opinion polls) require attention to themselves, taking into account the age characteristics and special needs of people of different generations.