2020
DOI: 10.21511/slrtp.10(1).2020.01
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Evaluation of social and economic insecurity risks for employees during structural transformations in the modern labor market

Abstract: This article systematizes main factors of socio-economic insecurity aggravation for employees during structural transformations, which take place on the modern labor market. These factors are related to inefficient employment and low level of labor productivity, regressive mobility of the employed population, loss of educational and labor potential of the country, low competitiveness of its labor force both in domestic and foreign labor markets, increase of unemployment among able-bodied people and informal em… Show more

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“…Based on the fact that social risks in the labour sphere emerge and occur within a limited time (from six months to a year) during the coronavirus crisis, and the consequences may appear either at the time of the risk occurrence or with a certain delay (one or two years in a row), then the use of these two approaches is quite problematic. Given the above limitations, the methodology for quantitative assessment of social risks in the labour sphere under quarantine should be developed taking into account the basic principles of the European System of Social Indicators (ESSI) (Saienko, 2004;Novikova et al, 2020;Sydorchuk, 2018). They are determined in the coordinates of identity, inequality, consolidation, conflict, and based on the use of the most objective databases available at the time of the study.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the fact that social risks in the labour sphere emerge and occur within a limited time (from six months to a year) during the coronavirus crisis, and the consequences may appear either at the time of the risk occurrence or with a certain delay (one or two years in a row), then the use of these two approaches is quite problematic. Given the above limitations, the methodology for quantitative assessment of social risks in the labour sphere under quarantine should be developed taking into account the basic principles of the European System of Social Indicators (ESSI) (Saienko, 2004;Novikova et al, 2020;Sydorchuk, 2018). They are determined in the coordinates of identity, inequality, consolidation, conflict, and based on the use of the most objective databases available at the time of the study.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The generalization of the negative consequences of the impact of the international financial crisis and quarantine measures on the sphere of social and labor relations can be determined on the basis of a quantitative assessment of social risks. The comparative assessment of labor risks in Ukraine and the EU countries is based on the construction of indexes of change in the respective risks, which correspond to the basic principles of building the European System of Social Indicators (ESSI) (Novikova et al 2020;Saienko 2004;Sydorchuk 2018). The main starting points for determining the relevant risks are as follows:…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It develops and verifies the techniques for conducting risk assessment of workers' socio-economic vulnerability. Specifically, they are based on comparing the levels of component performance in certain periods of time (Novikova, O., Shamileva, L. 2020). The paper contains the guidelines for determining the level of Ukraine's economic security, which is one of the main components of national security, on the basis of comprehensive analysis of economic security indicators and calculation of the integrated indicator of economic security level.…”
Section: A Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%