Abstract

Unemployment also exerts a long-term impact on men’s mental and physical health as well as their long-term earnings even after adjusting for current income. Low levels of job satisfaction similarly undermine mental health and physical health. This paper is based on the primary data collected from the respondents’ in the urban areas of the state of Uttarkhand in India. The study was conducted in district of Dehradoon. The wards selected were randomly sampled. Data was collected through interview schedule in an unbiased manner. The sample included 423 respondents residing in the urban areas of ward wise. A total number of 423 respondents, 6 wards from Dehradoon, were selected using random sampling procedure. This study is based on simple Chi-square test as suggested as an alternative to scoring and scaling methods and exploratory research technique has been used to the present study.