Impact of the Main Threats from COVID-19 on the Labor Market in the Context of Ensuring Economic Security

Andriyiv, Nataliya; Voloshchuk, Kateryna; Petrukha, Serhii; Orlovska, Olexsandra; Kurylо, Oksana

doi:10.18280/ijsse.120109

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“…One way or another, the COVID-19 pandemic asks for the latest rules for the introduction of activities and the introduction of the latest modern technologies. For example, Andriyiv et al (2022) used a range of modeling technologies to assess the state of the labor market in the context of COVID-19 pandemic. In general, a large number of scientists (Kuznyetsova et al, 2021) have proposed more and more new methods and technologies to study the problems of the negative impact of COVID-19 pandemic on professional activity in various fields.…”

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Formation of Creative Thinking of a Lawyer in Modern Conditions of Development Including the Influence of Covid-19 Pandemic

Alazzam

Alshunnaq

2023

Creativity Studies

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The main purpose of the study is to determine the principal ways of forming creative thinking among lawyers in their practice in modern conditions of development under the influence of COVID-19 pandemic. The importance of studying creative thinking and its formation is determined because the study of this problem creates the basis for the formation of a psychological attitude towards the creative development of a personality, which will be able to effectively solve non-standard problems of legal science and practice. The leading direction of training a future lawyer is the disclosure and activation of creative potential. In this process, focus on the attitudinal sphere of the personality is because it determines the activation of professional creativity and contributes to the disclosure of the creative potential of a specialist. As a result of the study and the application of the proposed methodology, the main stages were identified to promote the development of creative potential and thinking among lawyers in modern conditions of development, considering the impact of COVID-19 pandemic. The proposed research results may have a practical aspect of implementation in the activities of a modern lawyer.

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Formation of Creative Thinking of a Lawyer in Modern Conditions of Development Including the Influence of Covid-19 Pandemic

Alazzam

Alshunnaq

2023

Creativity Studies

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“…The findings indicated that there is a sudden decrease in all trip purposes in the most critical COVID-19 periods, but there is an increase in trips made for errands because people are worried about a shortage of food or other essentials. COVID-19 pandemic has a huge economic impact in numerous countries, it has been an immediate and unfavorable influence on the labor market in all directions [9]. Many studies were carried out globally to investigate travel patterns and mode preferences during the pandemic [10].…”

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The Changes in the Travel Characteristics Due to Corona Virus Pandemic: A Case Study in Al-Qadisiyah Governorate, Iraq

Kadhim¹,

Aboud²,

Al-Bdairi³

2023

IJSDP

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Many measures have been imposed by governments around the world to limit the spread of COVID-19. Iraqi authorities adopted a continuous cycles of reinforcement and relaxation in the measures, thus travel behaviors are significantly affected as a result of these measures. This study focuses on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on travel pattern in Al-Qadisiyah governorate, Iraq, during three different phases, one phase before pandemic and two phases during the pandemic to study the impact of the variation in imposed measures. Data were collected through a qualitative interviews and online questionnaire surveys that included questions on primary purpose of trip, mode choice of transport, frequency of trips before and during pandemic (including two phases). Descriptive analysis and inferential statistical analysis (especially nonparametric tests) were conducted to analyze the collected data. Results show a significant shifting from work/studying trips to shopping and others trips purposes during the first phase, where distance education and teleworking were imposed. In the second phase, the recommendation for work and study from home were lifted thus the primary trips for work or study purposes have resumed somewhat like their previous pace but with less frequent than its usual in pre-pandemic. A significant reduction in public transport and car-sharing usage was observed during first phase-COVID-19 compared to pre-COVID-19 and second phase-COVID-19. People gave the pandemicrelated factors a higher priority than general factors when selecting a transport mode during the pandemic. However, they put less priority for such factors during second phase of COVID-19 as compared to first phase, due to relaxation in the imposed measures. Changes in travel behavior during a pandemic have an impact on travel demand and favorable transport modes, thus understanding this behavior can help in transportation planning, and decision-making.

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“…Western European countries began discussions on unconditional basic income a few years before the COVID-19 pandemic [11][12]. However, at that time, scientists had a lot of controversy about understanding both the reasons for the introduction of such payments and the need.…”

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Military “Face” of Unconditional Basic Income

Petrukha¹,

Petrukha²,

SVIRIDOVSKA³

et al. 2022

EFMR

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The concept of an unconditional basic income through the prism of social standardization and provision of the most vulnerable segments of the population was explored in this article. The purpose of the article is to determine the need and possibility of introducing basic social income in Ukraine for the most vulnerable categories of the population, due to the new military reality. The study used general scientific methods, such as: cluster analysisfor clustering of countries in the pre-pandemic worldview; method of comparative analysisto compare the features of the introduction of unconditional basic income in foreign countries; historiographical methodto study the history of formation and development of unconditional basic income. The historiography of the formation and progress of piloting the invariance of an unconditional basic income in foreign countries of the world is considered. It has been proved that the most majority of the indicated piloting and its experimental basis are based on the theory of adaptation and future intellectual and institutional development of the corresponding category of citizens or a specific individual, considering country specifics of mental self-improvement and increasing professional competencies. The current situation that is developing in Ukraine in the post-pandemic background, which has developed into a crisis associated with the war of Russia against Ukraine, is analyzed. A low level of mass payments during the pandemic period, its inertia, and the deepening of the socio-economic crisis, in fact, starting from the beginning of martial law, were established. In particular, the data on food inflation in Ukraine were analyzed as the root causes of the growth of world consumer prices, the likelihood of their projection on the national economy under martial law on the use of a system of assumptions, including on the future growth of food prices in Ukraine and net exporters of grain group of agricultural raw materials. It was made the assumption about the expediency of introducing the concept of an unconditional basic income in Ukraine for the most unprotected groups of the population, in particular, pensioners on a comprehensive basis based on a grouping of factorsaccelerators.

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Impact of the Main Threats from COVID-19 on the Labor Market in the Context of Ensuring Economic Security

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References 17 publications

Formation of Creative Thinking of a Lawyer in Modern Conditions of Development Including the Influence of Covid-19 Pandemic

Formation of Creative Thinking of a Lawyer in Modern Conditions of Development Including the Influence of Covid-19 Pandemic

The Changes in the Travel Characteristics Due to Corona Virus Pandemic: A Case Study in Al-Qadisiyah Governorate, Iraq

Military “Face” of Unconditional Basic Income

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