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Definitions for "Labor market"
Keywords:  wages, persuade, hurt, demand, geography
Related Terms: Labour market, Labor market, Labor market information, Direct labor, Featherbedding, Unemployment, Shortage, Sweatshop, Indirect labor, Labor, Labor certification, Competitive employment, Labor force, Frictional unemployment, Employment, Social firm, Hire, Labor condition application, Preferred supplier, Supply, Customer, Market forces, Worker , Discount store, Supply schedule, Labor union, Distributor, Demand, Retail, Layoff, Labor, Efficiency wage, Underemployment, Network marketing, Supplier, Open shop, Labour force, Trade union, Wholesale, Job bank, Shortage, Jobber, Retailing, Retail sales, Strike, Glut, Direct selling, Retailer, Mass merchandiser, Goods and services
a "place" in economic theory where labor demand and supply interact.
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A term used to describe the supply and demand of people available for employment.
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A place where labor is exchanged for wages.  These places are identified and defined by a combination of the following factors:  (1) geography (i.e., local, regional, national, international), (2) industry, (3) education, licensing or certification and (4) function or occupation.
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Keywords:  compete, faa, workforce, workers, louis
Related Terms: Labour market, Labor market information, Labor market, Labor certification, Featherbedding, Worker , Unemployment, Frictional unemployment, Labor force, Labor, Underemployment, Labor union, Shortage, Labor condition application, Labour force, Personnel, Labor, Bargaining unit, Occupation, Employment agency, Supervisor, Worker , Seniority, Job bank, Job fair, Civilian labor force, Trade union, Craftsperson, Employment, Laborer, New deal, Workman, Trade, Indirect labor, Hiring hall, Competitive employment, Employed, Work, Sheltered workshop, Outlook, Social firm, Labour, Job search, Sweatshop, Unemployed, Skilled worker, Job group, Guest worker, Industrial union
Those organizations performing related types of work, in related industries and/or locations that compete for employees with similar knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics. For example, the labor market for FAA includes those contractors who hire similar types of employees to perform similar types of work.
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Current and potential employees in the workforce. Our primary labor markets are the metropolitan St. Louis area and the higher education industry.
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A setting in which workers sell their human resources and employers buy human resources.
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Keywords:  ricefields, people, firms, trading, collection
The availability of people for work, e.g. in the ricefields.
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A collection of people and firms who are trading labor services. (p. 384)
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Keywords:  bought, sold, market, services
the market in which labor services are bought and sold
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