What are the main indicators and patterns in the labor market in Bulgaria

CHRDRI launched a training of employees from MLSP and SLUs to the Minister of Labour and Social Policy on managerial and expert positions, and other central and local administrations, social partners and NGOs

Employees on managerial and expert positions MLSP and SLUs to the Minister of Labour and Social Policy, and other central and local administrations, as well as social partners and NGOs whose work is directly related to monitoring and analyzing data on the labor market, take part in a training on "Key Indicators and Regularities on Labour Market in Bulgaria. Forecasting of Labour Market".
It will be held from 12 to 13 May 2015 at the Center for Human Resource Development and Regional Initiatives (CHRDRI).
The aim of the training is to acquaint the participants with basic concepts, indicators and data sources for the labor market, to develop their skills for forecasting the labor market in short, medium and long term, to enable them calculate various indicators and analyze patterns of the labor market in Bulgaria.
The seminar is mainly practical and theory has only a supporting role in it. The training is designed in order to develop knowledge through active involvement of participants in the prepared practical exercises related to the calculation and interpretation of key indicators of the labor market in Bulgaria, as well as methods for establishing the patterns of the labor market.
"Key Indicators and Regularities on Labour Market in Bulgaria. Forecasting of Labour Market" training will held by Mr. Iskren Angelov, PhD, head of "Active policy on the labor market" department of MLSP. He has 13 years of experience in planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of employment policies.
As a result of the course, participants will learn about the various indicators characterizing the state of the labor market and will gain knowledge on fundamental laws. They'll also learn about forecasting labor market in the short, medium and long term, will be able to calculate and interpret various indicators of development of the labor market in Bulgaria, as well as to analyze basic patterns.
After completion of the training program participants will be able to calculate absolute and relative growth rates of selected indicators, and to track changes in their structure dynamics.
Successful graduates of the seminar will receive certificates.