CURRENT STATE OF THE LABOR MARKET IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
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employment of labor resources, economically active population, full employment, self-employment, remote work, unemployment, unemployment rate, natural unemployment rate, types of unemployment, labor market, labor exchange.Abstract
The article examines modern trends in employment and unemployment in Uzbekistan based on the results of 2025. Problems of structural imbalance and regional differentiation are identified, and directions for improving the effectiveness of labor market regulation are proposed.
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