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Social Consequences of the Transformations in the World of Work in the Context of the Economic Globalization
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Social Consequences of the Transformations in the World of Work in the Context of the Economic Globalization
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S013216250010719-3-
DOI
10.31857/S013216250010719-3
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Article
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Published
Authors
Vitalina A. Butkaliuk 
Occupation: Research Fellow of the Department of Economic Sociology
Affiliation: Institute of Sociology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Address: Ukraine, Kiev
Edition
Issue 1
Pages
121-131
Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of the social consequences of changes in the world of work in the context of economic globalization. Based on the analysis of foreign and domestic literature, large statistical and sociological information, the author argues that the implementation of neoliberal reforms has become a key factor in increasing labor inequality, instability and vulnerability of the employment sphere and decline of the well-being of working people in the modern world. The author pays attention to such key problems of the modern world of work as informal employment, declining welfare of workers, unemployment, ageism and gender inequality in the world of work. Еvolution of inequality in the world of work is shown, its expansion and deepening as the quintessence of the structural changes in the economy in recent decades. The author studies the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global labor market, identifies regional differences and the most vulnerable groups in the labor market in this context.

Keywords
economic globalization, neoliberalism, labor, socio-economic inequality, labor inequality
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25.01.2021
Date of publication
10.02.2021
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