2017
DOI: 10.22363/2313-2272-2017-17-1-83-95
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Corporate professional unity under the unstable labor market in the industrial region

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“…Dynamic changes that are associated with modern trends of digitalisation, automation and robotisation and determine the transformation of all spheres of life, cannot but affect current relations between employees and employers. Such transformations are especially reflected in the activities of large organisations where the interests of various stakeholders such as employees, company managers, business owners, partners, and clients, may come into conflict [1]. In general, organisations, including large ones, where these trends are particularly acute due to the need to maintain competitiveness, are interested in meeting contemporary social and economic requirements, implementing technical and technological changes, and developing personnel.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Dynamic changes that are associated with modern trends of digitalisation, automation and robotisation and determine the transformation of all spheres of life, cannot but affect current relations between employees and employers. Such transformations are especially reflected in the activities of large organisations where the interests of various stakeholders such as employees, company managers, business owners, partners, and clients, may come into conflict [1]. In general, organisations, including large ones, where these trends are particularly acute due to the need to maintain competitiveness, are interested in meeting contemporary social and economic requirements, implementing technical and technological changes, and developing personnel.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%