FORMATION OF FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES OF ENERGY SUPPLY SYSTEMS OF HIGHLY CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS 16-20 YEARS OLD IN THE ANNUAL TRAINING CYCLE

The paper explores the multifaceted role of the state, acknowledging its autonomy and its role as a platform for experimentation and implementation, within the context of industrial relations (IR), examining its historical evolution, functions, typologies, and impacts on labour dynamics.The state's role within IR is not a monolithic concept but a complex interplay of functions, with scholars identifying various patterns and dynamics.The state's role within IR has evolved over time and is pivotal for achieving industrial harmony and economic progress.Ultimately, the paper highlights the multifaceted nature of the state's involvement in IR and its transformative impact on labour dynamics and social welfare.