Piața globală a muncii: disfuncții vechi și noi

Abstract

Since the beginning of the 19th century, the economy has undergone an accelerated process of globalisation, with a concomitant increase in tensions on the labour market and a corresponding need for political intervention in the relations between labour and capital. Political intervention in the mechanisms of the free market has evolved from the minimal issues necessary for social peace to hyper-regulatory policies with socialist overtones. Viewed from the antagonistic angles of labour market actors, these policies have added to non-political dysfunctions, which we can include in several major categories: traditional imbalances, multiple dependencies, new dysfunctional phenomena (such as burn-out).

Keywords

• brain-drain
• burn-out
• dysfunctions
• labour market
• regulation