labour market

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English - Turkish
(Avrupa Birliği) iş gücü piyasası
emek piyasası
emek pazarı
(Hukuk) iş piyasası

Related Terms

labor market
işgücü piyasası
labor market
iş piyasası
labor market
iş talebi
labour-market
(Ticaret) emek piyasası
English - English
The market in which wages and conditions of employment are determined
the system of relationships between the supply of people available for employment and the available jobs labour market program a program designed to increase the number of people in employment or to improve the employment prospects of a target group, e g by the payment of subsidies to businesses who take on long-term unemployed people, young people, etc
When you talk about the labour market, you are referring to all the people who are able to work and want jobs in a country or area, in relation to the number of jobs there are available in that country or area. The longer people have been unemployed, the harder it is for them to compete in the labour market. the people looking for work and the jobs that are available at that time
It refers to the arena where employers, industries or companies (who need labour) come together with workers (who supply labour)
the market in which individuals supply their labour time to firms in exchange for wages and salaries (chapter 13)
arena where those who are in need of labour and those who can supply the labour come together

Related Terms

labor market
A market with labor of workers
labor market
The nominal market in which workers find paying work, employers find willing workers, and wage rates are determined
labor market
a "place" in economic theory where labor demand and supply interact
labor market
Those organizations performing related types of work, in related industries and/or locations that compete for employees with similar knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics For example, the labor market for FAA includes those contractors who hire similar types of employees to perform similar types of work
labor market
An area large or small in which people are selling their skills and/or knowledge (seller) to employers who are purchasing skills and/or knowledge (buyer) in exchange for wages and other benefits Through this exchange, employers are able to purchase the labor they need to transfer raw materials onto foods and services and workers can earn income to support themselves and others
labor market
the market in which labor services are bought and sold
labor market
supply of labor versus the demand
labor market
The geographical area that normally encompasses the claimant's normal occupation This area varies, depending on the type of employment A person who works as a cashier may have a labor market of a section of a city, while a person who normally works as a seafaring merchant marine may have a labor market which is world-wide
labor market
the market in which workers compete for jobs and employers compete for workers
labor market
The labor market refers to the area from where a replacement worker for a given job would generally originate It can vary for each job in the organization based on where a replacement worker would likely be found For instance, the labor market for a CEO will likely be defined as average rate paid for CEO's at similarly-sized organizations nation-wide Since it could very well take a nation-wide search to fill a position like this, it is important to be competitive at a nation-wide level For a position like Secretary or Customer Service Representative the labor market will generally be defined as local to the organization but may not vary by size of organization as a qualified pool of candidates could very well exist in the local area
labour market

    Hyphenation

    la·bour mar·ket

    Turkish pronunciation

    leybır märkıt

    Pronunciation

    /ˈlābər ˈmärkət/ /ˈleɪbɜr ˈmɑːrkət/
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