The Influence of the World Labor Market on the Professional Development of War Education Workers

Abstract

Modern conditions and rapid scientific and technological development are leading to radical changes in labor markets. Technology is replacing manual labor, which reduces the demand for labor. Globalization and the expansion of international trade relations are also leading to migration between countries. The education system employs more than 700,000 people who need continuous professional development and improvement. Under the influence of negative environmental factors, elements of non-formal education are becoming increasingly important. Ukraine, as a part of the world economy, has its own peculiarities of the labor market, which need to study and provide recommendations for further reform. Thus, the study of changes in the educational process against the background of war and hostilities is becoming increasingly important and requires detailed research.

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