The study of employers as a way to get additional information about labour market needs

Akima Orozalieva

No 6153, International Conference on Energy, Regional Integration and Socio-economic Development from EcoMod

Abstract: The results received from the survey of employers contributed to obtaining of additional information on supply and demand in the labour market that helped to get more reliable picture and could facilitate the development and adoption of additional measures in order to reduce tensions on the labour market. A sociological survey was used as the methodology assisted by the empirical research methods. By analysing of received results there were also used elements of system analysis. Also in this pilot labour market survey the questionnaires developed by the author have been tested to create a common approach for collecting and analysing of data from both the demand and supply sides in order to improve the quality of services provided on the labour market based on local labour market data. The data obtained were used by the employment agencies and other interested parties which are dealing with the labour market and employment issues, the provision of educational services, etc. Currently, these questionnaires are used by the local employment agencies for the periodic survey of employers.

Keywords: The Kyrgyz Republic; Labor market issues; Labor market issues (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-09-05
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