Geographical mobility of manpower in the USSR

Fuente: Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
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Autori principali: V. V. Kossov, R. V. Tatevosov
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Pubblicazione: International Labour Organization 1984
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author V. V. Kossov
R. V. Tatevosov
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R. V. Tatevosov
V. V. Kossov
R. V. Tatevosov
contents Geographical mobility of manpower in the USSR V. V. Kossov R. V. Tatevosov Article on the internal migration of labour force in the USSR - notes need for migration from towns (through resettlement, or use of seasonal workers) to sparsely populated developing areas; outlines migration policy based on material factors (wage incentives, living conditions), sociological aspects (EG career development, quality of life) and administrative aspects (internal passport system, promotional wage policy, regional level wage differentials) publication.journalArticle
format Artículo científico
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
publishDate 1984
publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Geographical mobility of manpower in the USSR
V. V. Kossov
R. V. Tatevosov
Geographical mobility of manpower in the USSR V. V. Kossov R. V. Tatevosov Article on the internal migration of labour force in the USSR - notes need for migration from towns (through resettlement, or use of seasonal workers) to sparsely populated developing areas; outlines migration policy based on material factors (wage incentives, living conditions), sociological aspects (EG career development, quality of life) and administrative aspects (internal passport system, promotional wage policy, regional level wage differentials) publication.journalArticle
title Geographical mobility of manpower in the USSR
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Geographical-mobility-of-manpower-in-the/995274702902676