Impact of employment restructuring on disadvantaged groups in Bulgaria and Hungary

György. Sziráczki and Windell J.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Based on two ILO surveys conducted among manufacturing enterprises covering approximately 144,000 workers in Hungary (the Hungarian Labour Flexibility Survey) and 331,000 workers in Bulgaria (The Bulgarian Labour Flexibility Survey).

Keywords: labour market; women workers; older workers.; young workers.; minority group; workers with disabilities; employment; employment opportunity; unemployment; survey.; labour market segmentation; social exclusion; interindustry shift; wage differential.; sex discrimination; maternity; statistical table; marché du travail; travailleuses; travailleur âgé; jeune travailleur; groupe minoritaire; travailleur handicapé; emploi; possibilités d'emploi; chômage; enquête; segmentation du marché du travail; exclusion sociale; mutation interindustrielle; disparité des salaires; discrimination fondée sur le sexe; maternité; tableau statistique; mercado de trabajo; trabajadoras; trabajador de edad avanzada; joven trabajador; grupo minoritario; trabajador con discapacidad; empleo; oportunidades de empleo; desempleo; encuesta; segmentación del mercado de trabajo; exclusión social; desplazamiento industrial; diferencia del salario; discriminación por razones de sexo; maternidad; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 44 P. pages
Date: 1993
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Published in Labour market analysis and employment policies working paper series

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