Name: Puspa Rani & Nidhi
Country: India

Year: 2026
Volume: Volume-13, Issue-1 (January-June)
Page Number: 168-182
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19842546

ABSTRACT
The issue of unemployment, which significantly impacts women as a vital socio-economic concern in India, is particularly pronounced in Haryana, where economic growth does not yield sufficient employment opportunities for female workers. The researchers conduct a study to measure how unemployment impacts women's living conditions in designated districts of Haryana through their analysis of original data. The study employed a descriptive and analytical framework to collect data from 300 participants who answered structured questionnaires that included a Likert scale. The research evaluates essential elements that include financial stability together with social well-being and the socio-economic elements which lead to unemployment. The study applied SPSS and Excel software tools to perform descriptive analysis together with reliability testing and regression analysis and ANOVA testing. The research results demonstrate that unemployment results in negative impacts on women's living situations because it decreases their ability to achieve financial independence while increasing their reliance on others and restricting their ability to engage socially. The results also show that social and economic conditions, which include variables like education level and income and family structure, have a significant impact on women's unemployment status. The study shows that unemployment is not just an economic problem; it also has an effect on mental and social health. The study adds to what is already known by giving
primary evidence at the district level and giving policymakers useful information on how to create targeted interventions that will improve women's job prospects and overall quality of life.

Keywords: Women Unemployment; Living Conditions; Financial Stability; Social Wellbeing; Socio-economic Factors; Haryana.