Abstract
With the spread of the Corona epidemic, the livelihood of human settlements underwent significant changes, and as a result, the villages have not been spared from the negative consequences of this phenomenon. With the continuation of this emerging problem, the economy of the village, especially their employment, has faced stagnation. Therefore, the aim of the current research was to investigate the factors affecting the sustainable employment of the villagers, considering the conditions caused by this disease. The research methodology was carried out in the form of library and documentary studies and with DEMATEL analysis. The statistical community of the research was formed by experts related to rural issues, which was considered purposefully and in the number of 25 people. The findings indicate that in the post-Covid period, the infrastructural-institutional factor with a weighting factor of 0.19 as an effective factor, and the economic criterion as the most effective factor, affected the sustainable employment of Lorestan villages. The research results show that structural gaps in the province have hindered the stability of rural employment in the post-Covid period. Existence of conditions such as unequal access to medical and health services, inequality in benefiting from welfare opportunities, inappropriateness of access to various institutions. agriculture, lack of agricultural products transformation industries, weakness of rural industries workshops, lack of tourism infrastructure, low access of villagers to financial assets, low level of non-agricultural activities of villagers And the weakness of the training courses has fueled these inadequacies in the job structure of the villagers.
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