ANALYSIS of THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOUSEHOLD EMPLOYMENT METHODS and LABOR FORCE STRUCTURE in TURKEY by MULTINOMIAL REGRESSION METHOD
Abstract
As soon as possible to find a suitable job for own specifications for active unemployed job seekers in the labor market is very important for the unemployed in terms of micro and for the national economy in terms of macro. For this purpose, the unemployed perform this action in general either themselves or through acquaintances or official channels such as the Turkish Labor Agency and private employment agencies. In this study, the relationship between the method used to find the job and the structure of the labor force have been employed in the last two years in Turkey will be analyzed by multinomial logistic regression method using the data of Turkish Statistical Institute’s Household Labor Force Survey (2014). In this way, it can be revealed not enough to fulfill its’ brokerage services for the unemployed have what kind of features in terms of Turkish Labor Agency and private employment agencies, which are assuming more active roles in labor market in 2000s. Besides, this study will be support to the relevant institutions and organizations to conduct the necessary planning with regard to the unemployed who are offered incomplete and inadequate intermediation activities to themselves. According to the analysis findings, statistically significant results were obtained relationship between categories of employment methods as dependent variables and age, sex, education, region, income, type of work, administrative responsibility, business type, registration status and business continuity as independent variables.
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Primary Language
Turkish
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Research Article
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Publication Date
November 6, 2016
Submission Date
November 20, 2016
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Year 2016