Through the word insertion it is possible to account for the action of including one thing in another, or of including an individual in a group when this for x reason has not yet managed to enter it.
The word in question presents a very frequent use at the request of the social ambit, since it is precisely through it that the action of introducing a person into a social group, community, society can be realized.
Although human beings are social animals that are prepared to live in society and interact with our peers in various settings, it is also an undeniable reality that there are many individuals who, due to various factors, are outside certain groups or the very societies and communities. in which they live.
For example, those people who, because they do not have economic resources, are excluded from access to education, can be, through public education programs and policies included in schools, universities, so that they can, as those who do have resources , study the subject that interests them and finally graduate. Once the individual is received, it is possible to speak of a satisfactory insertion.
On the other hand and together with education we find work, which also if there is no close possibility of achieving it, will demand the implementation of special policies and measures so that the social sector that has deprived of it can achieve it.
Formally it is known as labor insertion and it is an action that will have as its primary mission to incorporate into the labor market those people who are in a situation of exclusion in this regard.
It should be noted that job placement is essential so that the person can have access to the economic means that allow them to support themselves, both themselves and their family.
Among the most used synonyms for this term we find that of inclusion, which also refers to the introduction of something or someone in another thing or in a certain context, and it is also possible to use the word introduction instead, which accounts for the action and consequence of introducing something into something else, or of introducing oneself into some issue or group.
