Influence of the Level of the Development of Skills on Labour Potential, its Implementation and Choice of Work Position
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professional skills; innovative skills; level of development of skills; requirements of workplaces; quality of labour potential; implementation of labour potential; field of activity; occupation; position; sociological measurements;All these keywords.
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