Hiányszakmák
Shortage-jobs
Author(s): György MártonfiSubject(s): Education, Labor relations, Vocational Education, State/Government and Education, Policy, planning, forecast and speculation
Published by: Akadémiai Kiadó
Keywords: education; vocational education; labour relations; shortage-job; education policy; Hungary;
Summary/Abstract: Blue-collar workers are missing everywhere in developed economies. Unlike other countries, in Hungary ‘shortage-job’ became a technical term used by laws in the past few years. Decisions relating to 10 ‘shortage jobs’ in each of the 7 regions are taken every year by regional development and training committees. The policy objective is that more students are trained for shortage-jobs by guaranteed apprentices in shortage-jobs, where there is a higher salary. The main questions the study explores are as follows: Is there really a shortage with shortage jobs? What are these like - and what are students being trained for shortage-jobs like? What might be reasons for a labour market shortage? What consequences might there be as regards regulations dealing with shortages in the labour market both in the short run and in the long run?
Journal: Educatio
- Issue Year: 20/2011
- Issue No: 3
- Page Range: 374-386
- Page Count: 13
- Language: Hungarian
