Occupational Areas and Filipino Culture

Majority works in leisure and hospitality

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transition from school to work

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prefer flexible jobs

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gain ibcome from other sources on top of their main work

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Value work that contribute to positive mental health

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lockstep career mystique

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career establishment and financial independence

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shift in career more often than other generations

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Prioritize job satisfaction and fulfillment in their careers

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educated, tech-savvy, energetic, but also impatient and inexperienced

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experience stress due to high self-expectations and fear of making mistakes

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socialization as a significant aspecft of leisure time

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spemd less time engaging in traditional leisure

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have limited opportunities and financial constraints

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Expected to be family;s financial provider

YA

breadwinner theory

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tagasalo theory

YA

Pays utang na loob

YA

have a picotal role in shaping the future in the philippines

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assume family responsibilities and provide emotional support

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critical period for moral development

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begin planning for marriage and starting a family

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value autonomy and achieving stability

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rapid relationship progression

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reach peak in position and earings

MA

similar performance to other worker but has less problems

MA

Creer can still change if they do not feel peak yet

MA

leisure are in preparation to retirement

MA

reduced leirsure time but more opportunity because of money

MA

tagapagtaguyod na anak

MA

returning to education = face age-related stigma

MA

worry about being a burden to children

MA

marites culture

MA

profound impacr on the physical and mental health

MA

Agriculture and service related jobs

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remain actively engaged in volunteer work and the labor force

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have lower work-related stress

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leisure is the main occupation

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use internet for recreation

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have more time but less opportunity

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shape generations of knowledge and decision making

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primary source of insight to societal changes and historical events

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recipients of significant financial and physical care from families

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sources of wisdom, expereince, and guidance

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setr tge tone in family affairs, authoritatie figures

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more isolated from society

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prioritize jobs that benefit their families

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have low income and lack financial security

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face negative stereotype, seen as weak or dependent

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