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Reasons and Effects of the Romanian Labour Force Migration in European Union Countries

Frunza, Ramona; Maha, Liviu George; Mursa, Claudiu Gabriel - In: CES Working Papers 1 (2009) 2, pp. 37-62

Romanians working abroad (almost 10 % from total population), 40% have chosen to work in Italy, 18% in Spain, 5% in Germany. In … join the active population of the destination country and being employed according to their competences? How many Romanians … of an economic growth model based on the increase of the employed population, the diminution of the discrepancies between …

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European Experience of Social Partnership in the Labour Field: Perspectives for the Republic of Moldova

Nicolaescu, Irina; Teosa, Valentina - In: CES Working Papers 4 (2012) 2, pp. 188-195

European integration is not a slogan, a political discourse or a foundation for the political platform of political parties. European integration includes concrete directives of action to be taken into account by all states. One of the most important of them might be considered the social...

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The Approach of An Intelligent System for Stopping the Phenomenon of Migration of Young People During the Economic Crisis

Feraru, Petronela Daniela - In: CES Working Papers 4 (2012) 3, pp. 323-339

This study identifies and proposes the approach of a new intelligent system regarding stopping the phenomenon of migration of young people during the current economic crisis. We investigate the manner in which the labour market and the educational system in Romania can contribute to the option...

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The Employment Levels in the European Union and in the Republic of Moldova: A Comparative Analysis

Birca, Alic; Mamaliga, Alla - In: CES Working Papers 8 (2016) 4, pp. 597-610

This article addresses the issue of employment. Employment policy was and still is a rather important issue that has always drawn economists’ attention and has always been on the business agenda of central public bodies. The global economic crisis in 2008 influenced the employment rate of the...

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FDI and labour market: Empirical evidence from the states that joined the European Union in 2004

Diaconu, Laura; Sterbuleac, Daniel - In: CES Working Papers 9 (2017) 3, pp. 343-357

The purpose of our study is to analyse the impact of FDI on the labour markets of the states that joined the EU in 2004, before and after the EU accession and in the context of the global economic crisis. To achieve this objective, we have investigated the literature and carried out a pooled OLS...

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The role of wage subsidies in the Macedonian labour market

Nikoloski, Dimitar - In: CES Working Papers 14 (2023) 4, pp. 306-332

The main rationale for wage subsidies is giving job opportunities to workers who would otherwise remain unemployed or take jobs that do not exploit their potential productivity. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the wage subsidy programme in North Macedonia for the period 2018-2019 in order...

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