PEARL Multidisciplinary Journal
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Abstract
Underemployment in the public sector is defined as a situation in which government employees are employed below their education or skill level, or their availability. It is a social problem that affects job growth, career growth and the emotional health of underemployed workers. The study checked the extent of underemployment among Kerala government service employees in the context of their education, age and gender wise analysis. The result revealed that age matters in the perception of employees on underemployment and is negatively related to underemployment. In the case of lower age people, they consider them as underemployed while aged people do not bother about it. Gender and qualification do not play a role in the employee’s perception of feeling on underemployment.
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Keywords
Government Service, Employees, Underemployment, Kerala
Author Affiliations
Manju P V 1, Narayanan P 1, Karunakaran N 2*
1 Department of Economics, KMM Govt. Women’s College, Kannur, 670004, Kerala, India
2 Department of Economics, People Institute of Management Studies (PIMS), Munnad-Post, Chengala (Via), Kasaragod, 671541, Kerala, India
Dates
15 February 2023
