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Information × Registration Number 0224U003089, 0123U101558 , R & D reports Title Development of an inclusive labor market in conditions of relocation and migration: employment, education, population incomes popup.stage_title Head Pavlikha Nataliia V., Доктор економічних наук Registration Date 05-04-2024 Organization Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University popup.description2  The research involves the formation of a modern paradigm for the development of an inclusive labor market as a result of full-scale war in Ukraine, based on human-centric principles, utilizing comprehensive and systemic-synergetic approaches to studying employment, income, and education processes amidst business relocation and forced migration. The project aims to address a comprehensive scientific and practical problem - the development of a fundamentally new decision-making mechanism concerning equal employment opportunities and measures to combat discrimination in the labor market, stimulating the transition to the formal economy, improving regulation of the inclusive labor market, increasing economic activity and population income, adapting the education system to labor market needs, efficient migration management, and more. The research outcomes will include: the formation of a theoretical-methodological basis for the development of an inclusive labor market amidst business relocation and forced migration; diagnosis of the current state of the labor market during full-scale war in Ukraine; analysis of contemporary trends in business relocation and population migration; scientific-practical justification of approaches to ensuring employment, increasing labor productivity through the development of inclusive labor market regulation mechanisms, flexible regulatory measures to consolidate efforts of all parties in social dialogue, increasing economic activity, meeting the education system and professional skills with labor market needs. Preparation of a unique information-analytical product "White Paper: Development of an Inclusive Labor Market amidst Business Relocation and Forced Migration" is envisaged, describing tasks and logic for the development of an inclusive labor market amidst business relocation and population migration - for public discussion with stakeholders and subsequent implementation by ministries and departments, state and regional authorities. Product Description popup.authors Kotsan Roman I. Lipovska-Makovetska Nataliia I. Pavlikha Nataliia V. Uniha Oleh V. Khomiuk Nataliia L. Tsymbalyuk Iryna O. Сherchyk Larysa M. Tetiana О. Shmatkovska popup.nrat_date 2024-04-05 Close