2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-69221-6_19
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Modeling the Labor Market Stability in Conditions of Uncertainty as a Component of Strategic Management

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“…Some studies delve into additional labour market factors, such as the social and economic development of regions (Gurtov et al, 2016), regional demographics, and population migration (Vasilyeva, 2017). Issues related to labour market modeling for the purpose of developing development strategies and decision-making under uncertainty are also considered (Ostapchuk et al, 2021). Increasingly, it is recognized that the application of neurodidactic principles in workforce training is one of the key tools for their high-quality training in a short period of time.…”
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“…Some studies delve into additional labour market factors, such as the social and economic development of regions (Gurtov et al, 2016), regional demographics, and population migration (Vasilyeva, 2017). Issues related to labour market modeling for the purpose of developing development strategies and decision-making under uncertainty are also considered (Ostapchuk et al, 2021). Increasingly, it is recognized that the application of neurodidactic principles in workforce training is one of the key tools for their high-quality training in a short period of time.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Existing forecasting models are often based on balancing expected labour market needs and workforce supply (Vankevich, Castel-Branko, 2017). This involves collecting information from employers and educational institutions (Sparreboom, Powell, 2009); information on possible scenarios of technological and socioeconomic development of the whole country and its regions (Gurtov et al, 2016); analyzing demographic situations in territories (Vasilyeva, 2017), population migration trends and rates (Ostapchuk et al, 2021), and other indicators. Mathematic methods and software that are currently used to forecast labour market needs aim at the meso-and macro-levels; and they do not take into account social and economic specificity of single-industry towns.…”
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