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, relationship-oriented, transformational leadership style is established, the international labour market attractiveness will be enhanced.” (OC2) Before the model change, there was no strong opinion or perception of what academics and researchers needed to offer

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labor market and secondary schools, career planning, decision making) (eight 45-min group workshops) Career readiness and career decision-making independence improved along with the shortage of career information. Di Fabio and Kenny (2010) High school

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powerful centralization efforts unfolded in the areas of custody, employment, content regulation and oversight. Labor market expectations, the expansion of the system of church-run institutions and a resolve to restrict the educational marketplace became

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students for educational opportunities in a highly competitive educational system which as a consequence ensures future job opportunities in the equally competitive labour market. The relationship between competition and supplementary education has been

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considering that the openness of the labour market of academics within ERA has potential detrimental consequences just for those countries which perform less well than Western ones (e.g., best researchers based in some countries poached by some Western

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The structure of state socialism was stifled by totalitarian power yet inequalities persisted. The stratification by the 'character of the work done', a combination of power/authority, knowledge, working conditions etc. was veiled by the official ideology about the near-equality of two 'classes' and about the abolition of poverty. Social inequalities were studied in the 1960s and 1980s in these terms, showing a structure that was shifting upwards in two decades, where social distances decreased in some respects, but where the reproduction of inequalities already started, and the lack of freedom was increasingly keenly felt. The structure of new capitalism seems to b based on capital ownership and the position on the labor market, though the old professional categories still have some validity. The new structure produces much larger inequalities and new forms of poverty. The threat of lasting poverty and exclusion looms large.

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A PhD-fokozatot szerzettek karrierje a társadalom- és humán tudományokban

Career of PhD doctorates in the Social Sciences and Humanities

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Authors:
Annamária Inzelt
and
László Csonka

Auriol, L., Misu, M. & Freeman, R. A. (2013) “Careers of Doctorate Holders: Analysis of Labour Market and Mobility Indicators.” OECD Science, Technology and Industry Working Papers, 2013

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A pedagógushiány területi különbségei

Regional Differences in the Teacher Shortage

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Author:
Júlia Varga

–62. 3 Ladd, H. F. (2007) Teacher labor markets in developed countries. The Future of Children, Vol. 17. No. 1. pp. 201–217. 4 Lannert J. (2021) Zárótanulmány az emberierőforrás szűkösségekről a magyar

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procreation and their private relationships). These are also good elements of human capital, and any investment in human capital leads to more significant opportunities in the labour market. The book explores the integration of youth’s private life and

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Journal of Comparative Sociology 32 233 242 Rees, A. (1966): Information Networks in Labor Markets. American

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