2021
DOI: 10.5937/oditor2101195i
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Sociological aspect of labor force absentism

Abstract: The emergence of labor absenteeism is extremely complex, which is supported by the fact that from today's perspective, it has resulted in a large number of organizational phenomena that are studied in detail. The sociological aspect of absenteeism as a primarily social phenomenon needs to be analyzed from the social aspect so it is studied through sociological, psychological and socio-economic factors, demographic characteristics, work socialization and health status, interacting with the working environment a… Show more

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“…This trend will be continued in the future, and research conducted by the World Tourism Organization speaks in support of this." (Gašić et al, 2014;Ilić et al, 2021;Lakićević et al, 2022). Considering the fact that the Republic of Serbia has significant potential for the development of all forms of rural tourism, tourism as an important tertiary economic activity, the "service industry", should be one of the "locomotives" of the development of rural areas of the Republic of Serbia, along with agriculture, as a primary economic activity (Cvijanović, Ružić, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This trend will be continued in the future, and research conducted by the World Tourism Organization speaks in support of this." (Gašić et al, 2014;Ilić et al, 2021;Lakićević et al, 2022). Considering the fact that the Republic of Serbia has significant potential for the development of all forms of rural tourism, tourism as an important tertiary economic activity, the "service industry", should be one of the "locomotives" of the development of rural areas of the Republic of Serbia, along with agriculture, as a primary economic activity (Cvijanović, Ružić, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%