The Effects of Full-Scale Military Conflicts on the Labour Market: Impact on Employment and Unemployment

Objective: The study aims to determine the relationships between military conflict and the labour market and assess its impact on the socio-economic situation of the population. The object of the study is the impact of military conflict on the labour market. It means that the study is focused on examining and analysing how military events and conflicts affect employment and unemployment levels. Theoretical Framework: In this study, the main concepts and theories that underpin the research are the socio-economic impacts of military conflicts on the employment market. These frameworks provide a solid basis for understanding the context of the investigation and developing effective socio-economic recovery strategies. Method: The research is based on statistical data analysis, allowing for objective conclusions about the consequences of military conflict on the labour market. Comparative analysis: comparing the labour market before and after the military conflict and using economic modelling to forecast possible consequences of the military conflict on the labour market and to develop socio-economic recovery strategies. Results and Discussion: The results show that military conflict significantly affects employment and unemployment levels, which can exacerbate socio-economic problems in the conflict zone. The study's practical significance lies in considering these factors when developing employment and socio-economic development policies in conflict conditions. The results of the study can be helpful for government agencies, international organisations, and public organisations involved in social protection and labour market development issues in conflict conditions.