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Original Article

Labour Market In Digital Economy: New Opportunities, Requirements And Threats

V. M. Svistunov
,
S. A. Grishaeva
,
V. G. Konovalova

Keywords: Labour market, digital technologies, population employment, new labour market trends

Article no: 66

Pages 513-521

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.66

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Original Article

Market Of Competencies In Modern Economic Theory: Target Model Or New Reality?

Elena Olegovna Mirgorodskaya
,
Olga Wladimirovna Andreeva
,
Zulay Karievna Tavbulatova

Keywords: Competence market, economic theory, education system, labour market, educational services market

Article no: 308

Pages 2315-2323

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.308

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Original Article

The Main Structural Deficiencies on the Rural Labour Market and Employment Quality

Daniela Pașnicu
,
Gabriela Tudose

Keywords: Rural employment; labour market; active policies; training; competitiveness; employment quality; agriculture

Article no: 88

Pages 690-701

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.09.88

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