the territorial peculiarities of local labour market functioning Территориальные особенности функционирования местного рынка труда

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In the article it has been grounded that the local labour market functioning is carried out on the basis of territorial division of labour, the basic feature of which is caused by the factors of internal and external character. The model of the territorial system of local labour market has been suggested, the functioning of which depends on the publicly-territorial systems.
В статье обосновано, что функционирование местного рынка труда осуществляется на основе территориального разделения труда, основная особенность которого обусловлена факторами внутреннего и внешнего характера. Предложена модель территориальной системы местного рынка труда, функционирование которого зависит от общественно-территориальных систем.
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Authors ;Druzhinina Viktoriya V.
Journal journal of inorganic and organometallic polymers and materials
Year 2012
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