Titlebook: Labour and Nationality in Soviet Central Asia; An Uneasy Compromise Nancy Lubin Book 1984 Nancy Lubin 1984 Asia.Central Asia.labour.Union o

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The Labour Forcension is lagging behind the growth of the population as a whole; and if the growth rate of the younger population is exceeding that of the older age-groups, what does this mean in terms of jobs, and in terms of providing Uzbekistan’s young and working-age population with full employment? And what wi

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The Use of Labour by Sector and Locationowever, is the fact that the different nationalities working in social production differ sharply in the sector and location of their employment. Despite efforts to industrialise Uzbekistan and to bring the indigenous nationalities into the industrial labour force, the indigenous Central Asians still

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Looking Aheadpidly expanding and relatively immobile population. Labour surpluses are growing and affecting the Central Asians to a greater degree than the Europeans. Sectoral and locational manpower imbalances continue to grow, with the indigenous nationalities concentrated in the traditional sectors and not en

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2633-5964 Overview: 978-1-349-07204-0Series ISSN 2633-5964 Series E-ISSN 2633-5972