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2011 | 4(26) | 31-37

Article title

EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGNERS IN THE OPOLSKIE VOIVODESHIP AS A CONSEQUENCE OF CHANGES IN THE REGIONAL LABOUR MARKET. CURRENT STATE AND PERSPECTIVES (Zatrudnienie cudzoziemcow w wojewodztwie opolskim jako konsekwencja przemian nastepujacych na regionalnym

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PL

Abstracts

EN
The labour market of the Opolskie voivodeship is changing. It is connected with emigration from the region, more noticeable dualisation of the labour market and progressive changes in the education community. The consequence of these changes are structural deficiencies in the labour force. And that is why, in the Opolskie voivodeship, growing interest in the employment of foreigners is seen. So, in this case, it was decided to conduct a study which covered employers and foreign workers. The aim was to encompass the factors determining the employment of foreigners in the opolskie voivodeship. According to the dual labour market theory of M. Piore, the respondents were divided into groups representing the primary labour market ('better' work) and the secondary labour market ('worse' work). The study showed that the use of foreign labour in certain sectors (industry and construction) and occupations is a necessity due to the lack of native workers ready to take up employment. Moreover, the foreigners who take up employment in the Opolskie voivodeship have chosen the region because of the demands made by local employers. The study also showed that the majority of employers in the secondary labour market through the employment of aliens keeps employment and production stable.

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31-37

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ARTICLE

Contributors

  • Sabina Kubiciel-Lodzinska, Politechnika Opolska, Wydzial Ekonomii i Zarzadzania, ul.Warynskiego 4, 45-047 Opole, Poland

References

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Publication order reference

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CEJSH db identifier
11PLAAAA10724

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.4066813d-46ec-34f3-8865-559b3b4474e3
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