Current Labour Market Challenges in the Light of Future Economic and Demographic Developments

GRENČÍKOVÁ, Adriana; Habánik, Jozef; ŠPANKOVÁ, Jana; HÚŽEVKA, Matej; ŠRÁMKA, Martin

doi:10.24818/ejis.2022.07

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“…The theoretical basis of the research combines the existing work of scientists in several meaningful blocks: definition of the essence, quantitative measurement indicators and factors of the ecological, economic and social security of the state, including the influence made by public health factors in terms of ensuring these components of the state's national security. Flessa et al (2023), Vasilyeva et al (2021), Aliyev (2022), Remeikienė et al (2023), Rózsa et al (2022), Grenčíková et al (2022), Mishchuk et al (2023) note great importance of a balanced policy at the macro and micro levels of population's employment in ensuring the social security of the state, especially in confronting and leveling the threats caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. An important vector of employment policy is to balance the market for educational services of medical workers and the labor market for specialists in the relevant field since the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the insufficient provision of the medical system with specific medical personnel for its effective work (Ginevičius et al, 2022;Smiianov et al, 2020).…”

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Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Vysochyna,

Zawadzki,

Lyeonov

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred transformations aimed at ensuring the effectiveness of the public health system and highlighted the need for a deeper study of the causal relationships between the parameters of healthcare system effectiveness and the national security. The aim of this study is to identify causal and temporal patterns in the impact of various types of healthcare expenditures on the components of national security. The study was conducted on a sample of 34 European countries for 2000-2021. In order to achieve the research objectives, integral indicators of economic, social, and environmental security were developed based on a complex combination of principal component analysis, Fishburn formula and additive convolution. Panel data regression modelling was employed to identify causal relationships between health care expenditures and those integral indicators. Finally, distributional-lag modelling (testing for the presence of a lag of up to 3 years) identified temporal patterns of the relationship between the indicators. Causal and temporal patterns of the relationship between health care expenditures and components of national security of the state were determined according to the modelling results.

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Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Vysochyna,

Zawadzki,

Lyeonov

et al. 2023

Journal of International Studies

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“…The aging of society applies to all Member States of the European Union, while the proportion of people in active employment is steadily decreasing, the number of older people is increasing. Jobs are lost, and new jobs are created (Grenčíková et al, 2022). Gender roles within households and the division of labour will also change (Hedvičáková & Kozubíková, 2021).…”

Section: Labour Marketmentioning

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Impact of COVID-19 on labour force and recovery peculiarities in selected countries of Europe

Conigliani¹,

Iorio²,

Monni³

2023

JESI

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In this paper, we have examined the impact of COVID-19 on labour force and recovery peculiarities in selected countries of Europe. Our goal has been to reach patients with post-COVID-19 or long-COVID-19 symptoms who were treated since 2020 and latest 2021 in different medical spas around Europe. Our research focused on whether work affects any aspect of life during illness and whether complaints experienced during post-COVID-19 treatments affect any aspect of life during illness. To achieve our results, we used quantitative research and tested two hypotheses. Our primary survey was conducted in May-June 2022. A total of 110 valid responses were received. The data collected through the questionnaire was examined using statistical analysis and calculationsdescriptive statistics, oneway ANOVA, linear regression analysis. All the respondents had COVID-19 positive test results in their life and attended post-COVID treatments in different medical spas in Europe. The results showed that coronavirus symptoms (post-or long-COVID-19 syndrome) were most likely to interfere with social and leisure activities and work. Well-being and pain need improvement. Improvement is possible with spa rehabilitation packages offering complex interventions such as balneotherapy (which uses local natural resources such as natural healing water, peloids, mofette), climatotherapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and physiotherapy. Working during illness has a significant impact on quality of life. It also has an impact on daily activities, mobility, and pain. Working during illness (COVID-19 infection) affected all aspects of life, and patients perceived that illness-related disturbances mainly affected work performance.

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“…For economy and regions to advance, human resources and their development are of utmost importance (Rajčáková, Švecová, 2018;Bal-Domańska et al 2020;Roszko-Wójtowicz & Grzelak, 2021, Grenčíková et al 2022. The quantity and quality of human resources are primarily determined by demographic trends and structural characteristics of the population.…”

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Assessment of the evolution of the educational attainment in economically active population in the regions of the Slovak Republic

Masárová¹,

Koišová²,

Habánik³

2022

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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The economic development of countries is closely connected to human resources development. Education plays a pivotal role in the life of an individual and society as it provides chances for personal development and economic development of society. The Slovak Republic has been unable to cope with profound regional disparities in various areas for a long time. The existence of disparities is demonstrated by the evolution of educational attainment, which is integral to economic and regional development. The purpose of the paper was to determine the evolution of educational attainment of the economically active population in the regions of the Slovak Republic from 2000 to 2020. The educational attainment index was used to assess educational attainment. The research findings show that the educational attainment of the economically active population and employed population is increasing and is the highest in Bratislava. The educational level of the unemployed rises and falls irregularly depending on how the labour market evolves.

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Current Labour Market Challenges in the Light of Future Economic and Demographic Developments

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Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Public health and national security proxies: Case of European countries

Impact of COVID-19 on labour force and recovery peculiarities in selected countries of Europe

Assessment of the evolution of the educational attainment in economically active population in the regions of the Slovak Republic

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