employment,
labor,
labor market,
unemployment,
gender equality,
self-employment,
precarization,
migration,
state social policy
Abstract
Through the operationalization of the conceptual and categorical apparatus developed in social and humanitarian knowledge, as well as a secondary analysis of empirical sociological data, the article presents scientific and non-scientific cognitive practices of perceiving a new social reality through the prism of the “employment” category. The features of the legal, economic and sociological approaches to employment of the population are formulated. The main directions of the social and humanitarian scientific discourse of recent years on the prospects for employment in Russian society are characterized.
