Innovative mechanism of domestic labor market security.
Keywords:
labor market, labor market security, private security, job security, employment security, demographic security, social security, labor market security indexAbstract
The key issues for creation an effective mechanism of domestic labor market security is considered in this article. The factors that create a dangerous threats to employment in the labor market have been analyzed. The aim of this article is to ensure the labor market security model for Ukraine. The author analyses in details the existing theoretical and methodological bases of the social security mechanism construction in the EU and Ukraine. The existing scientific approaches to the disclosure of the conceptual content of the “labor market security” have been characterized. The authorial interpretation of this concept and the structurally elemental composition of the innovative labor market security mechanism in Ukraine are described. Proposed mechanism should include four subsystems, i.e. subsystem of private security, subsystem of job security, subsystem of employment security and subsystem of demographic security. It is proved that all abovementioned subsystems in the following hierarchy form the basis for social security. The results of the calculation of the labor market security index in the regions of Ukraine according to the authorial method have been presented in our study. The estimation of the current situation is given and the perspectives of further improving of the domestic labor market security mechanism are marked.References
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