Política laboral en las condiciones de la revolución digital.
Resumen
La sociedad contemporánea está experimentando profundos cambios sociales relacionados con la revolución digital. La transformación digital abarca no sólo las actividades de producción y la modificación de las estructuras de organización de empresas y patrones de negocio, sino también transforma considerablemente la realidad social, dinamiza los procesos de cambios sociales, afecta las conexiones sociales, el mercado de trabajo y la estructura de empleo de la población. La adaptación a las condiciones sociales en vías de la modificación es dolorosa, con graves expensas económicas, políticas y sociales. La revolución digital es capaz convertirse en un controlador de la economía rusa, creando, con todo y esto, riesgos para el mercado de trabajo. Estos aspectos se abordan en el artículo.
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