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The Ukrainian Challenge
Reforming Labour Market and Social Policy
International Labour Office-Central and
Eastern European Team
In the coming years it will be essential for Ukraine, which
has faced a combination of massive economic decline, hyperinflation,
and growing unemployment, to give high priority to the substantial
reform of labour market and social policy. This book assesses
of these trends following Ukraine's independence in 1991 and
helps to identify the priorities for those involved in the
ongoing restructuring of the country's economy and in the
substantial reforms of social policy.
1995
338 pages
ISBN 978-1-85866-044-8 cloth $49.95
ISBN 978-1-85866-045-5 paperback $24.95
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