The study uses the deterioration of security situation in Israel (the “Intifada”) to investigate the uniqueness of results obtained previously in regard to Israel’s security-guard industry, as against other economic sectors, in regard to the employment stability and its implications for future career path. The findings emphasize the negative effect of a person’s mere presence in the labor market during the Intifada on his career path, irrespective of the industry in which he worked. They emphasize the variance attributed to the economic sector in which people hold their first job on their future employment career, as well as the variance attributed to working as a security guard during the Intifada, with the upturn in terror associated with it. The findings stress the role that policymakers should play for minimizing possible adverse effects on the earning trajectory and labor-market attachment of employed persons at a time of declining security and the emphasis and attention that should be given to persons employed in the security-guard industry at any time—due to the inferiority of permanent employment patterns in this industry in contrast to other industries—to minimize possible impairment to their earning trajectory and assure their long-term attachment to the labor market.

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职业生涯初期的恐怖主义和经济部门对未来职业道路的影响

该研究利用以色列（“起义”）安全状况的恶化来调查先前在以色列的保安业以及其他经济部门方面在就业稳定性及其对未来的影响方面所取得的结果的独特性。职业路线。这些发现强调了一个人在起义期间仅仅在劳动力市场中的存在对他的职业道路的负面影响，而与他所从事的行业无关。他们强调了归因于人们在其未来的职业生涯中担任第一份工作的经济部门的差异，以及归因于起义期间与恐怖主义相关的上升的差异。