2012
DOI: 10.4000/osp.3776
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Les transitions professionnelles: Processus psychosociaux et implications pour le conseil en orientation

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“…Conversely, the other half of the participants were still without work (process 1) or confronted with financial and occupational precariousness, downgrading, and underemployment (processus 2), a reality which numerous authors have observed (e.g., [26,27,29,66,71,119]). Moreover, examining, from a diachronic perspective, the reintegration of unemployed older workers as a psychosocial transitional process [94,95,97], our study adds to existing knowledge by relating the sequence of major events in the three reintegration processes identified here with the way the workers experienced and gave meaning to them. The three types of processes accordingly describe contrasting experiences that can be located on a continuum.…”
Section: Occupational Repositioning In the Labour Market: Contrastingmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Conversely, the other half of the participants were still without work (process 1) or confronted with financial and occupational precariousness, downgrading, and underemployment (processus 2), a reality which numerous authors have observed (e.g., [26,27,29,66,71,119]). Moreover, examining, from a diachronic perspective, the reintegration of unemployed older workers as a psychosocial transitional process [94,95,97], our study adds to existing knowledge by relating the sequence of major events in the three reintegration processes identified here with the way the workers experienced and gave meaning to them. The three types of processes accordingly describe contrasting experiences that can be located on a continuum.…”
Section: Occupational Repositioning In the Labour Market: Contrastingmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…In this approach, transitions are analyzed as a process with three complementary levels [97]. The first level is that of identity transformation and the changes in individual values that can accompany it [98][99][100].…”
Section: Labour Market Reintegration As a Psychosocial Transitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bildungsaspirationen und Vorhaben verfestigen sich oder werden infrage gestellt, was mit Veränderungen der Identität einhergeht (Marcia, 1966;Kraus, 1998), denen man Sinn und Kontinuität verleihen muss (Camilleri, 1996;Masdonati & Zittoun, 2012) Bildungskarrieren entwickeln sich demnach aus einer Verkettung, manchmal auch aus einem Konfl ikt heraus. Auf der einen Seite stehen das Ausbildungsangebot, das sich aus Bildungsgängen zusammensetzt, die qualifi zierende Laufb ahnen ermöglichen, wo es darum geht zu vermeiden, dass sich eine Ausbildung zu sehr in die Länge zieht (Cuisinier, Caraglio, Durand, Galicher & Saguet, 2013), sowie ein Arbeitsmarkt mit hohen Anforderungen.…”
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“…Bildungsaspirationen und Vorhaben verfestigen sich oder werden infrage gestellt, was mit Veränderungen der Identität einhergeht (Marcia, 1966;Kraus, 1998), denen man Sinn und Kontinuität verleihen muss (Camilleri, 1996;Masdonati & Zittoun, 2012). Die Jugendlichen müssen Brüche und Anpassungen mit neuen Bedingungen vereinbaren können (Perret-Clermont & Zittoun, 2002).…”
Section: Einleitung: üBergänge Von Der Obligatorischen Schule Ins Erwunclassified