Providing integration effect in preventing and resolve the contradictions of regional labor market

DERUZHINSKY G.V.
Doctor of Science, Professor, State Marine University named after Admiral Ushakov, Novorossiysk

KHAUSTOV A.V.
graduate student, State Marine University named after Admiral Ushakov, Novorossiysk

TERRA ECONOMICUS, 2013, Vol. 11 (no. 4.2),

p. 169-174

The paper deals with the social and labor conflicts. The authors identified the main problems in the labor market in Russia. The authors offer an integrated approach to the prevention and resolution of conflicts of national labor market. To contemporary trends in the market are: labor market imbalances in the territorial context, the imbalance in the sectoral aspect, professional qualification instability, etc. In our opinion, an integrated approach to the prevention and resolution of conflicts of national labor market will contribute to the harmonization of the functioning and the formation of optimal structures employment.

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Keywords: sociolabor contradictions; region; labor market; unemployment; employment

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Publisher: Southern Federal University
Founder: Southern Federal University
ISSN: 2073-6606