ALGORITHM FOR OVERCOMING PERSONNEL SHORTAGE AT THE MICRO
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Objective: This research focuses on developing a general algorithm for solving the problem of workforce shortages at the micro level. Labor scarcity is currently an issue for companies and the economy.
Methods: A neoclassical labor market model was used to analyze existing methods of addressing workforce shortages.
Results: This article presents workforce shortages as a multifaceted phenomenon with economic and broader social characteristics. Based on this understanding, a methodological foundation was established to develop an effective algorithm for reducing workforce deficits. The proposed structure includes several components with descriptions of the interconnections and substantiations for their importance.
Conclusions: The algorithm provides a general understanding of the logic, sequence, and effectiveness of the steps taken. This theoretically substantiated algorithm highlights the scientific and methodological novelty of this article.Palabras clave
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