In Russia, 33.6% of job seekers consider the lack of suitable vacancies to be the main difficulty in finding a job
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- A survey by the GdeRabota.ru service showed that 33.6% of Russians consider the main difficulty in finding a job to be the lack of suitable vacancies.
- 18% indicated low salary, 16% - unsuitable conditions or schedule, 19.2% did not encounter serious difficulties.
- The majority have been looking for work for less than a month (38.6%), 6.6% have been looking for more than a year.
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Why It Matters
The survey was conducted by the GdeRabota.ru service and published in Gazeta.Ru. It covers the challenges job seekers face when looking for work in Russia.
In Russia, 33.6 percent of residents consider the main difficulty in finding a job to be the lack of suitable vacancies. This was shown by a survey of the GdeRabota.ru service. Its results are reported by Gazeta.Ru.
The point is that the options offered by potential employers may not suit applicants because they do not correspond to their profession, salary level or desired schedule.
At the same time, 18 percent indicated low salary as the main obstacle, and 16 percent complained about unsuitable conditions or schedule. At the same time, 19.2 percent of respondents have so far avoided serious difficulties.
It is noted that 38.6 percent spend less than a month searching for a new job. For 29.7 percent it takes from one to three months. Only 17.8 percent cannot find a job for more than three months. As for those whose searches lasted more than a year, there were 6.6 percent.
Open Questions
- What sample size was used in the survey?
- Which regions of Russia were represented in the survey?
- Are there differences in responses by age group or professional area?
