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THE ROLE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE RURAL AREA IN HUNGARY

Abstract:

The unemployment rate is approximately two-four percent higher in villages than in towns. Respectively, investigating those who have been unemployed for more than a year this difference is even higher which shows the actuality of investigating the problem. The required factors of production are used in varying degrees during the production process. These rates depend on the activity, because there would be labour and capital intensive businesses. In any case, we do not know any production activity which would not demand labour, or would not use a certain amount of space and resources directly or indirectly. The competitiveness of the rural areas of Europe and Hungary depend on their economic growth and the implementation of sustainability. We need to establish new complex rural and settlement strategies to stop the negative processes in the disadvantaged regions, which will result in a competitive agricultural structure and the possibility to employ the great numbers of low-qualified people living there.

Authors: Robert MAGDA

Release: 2017/1     Pages: 33-38     JEL classification: R14, R125, M54     
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Keywords: human resource, rural area, unemployment

Section: HUMAN RESOURCES AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

Contacts:
Robert Magda Phd, associate professor,
Szent István University,
2100 Gödöllő Páter K. út 1.
Hungary
e-mail: magda.robert@gtk.szie.hu


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