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    좋은 일자리 분포의 지역별 변화와 이행과정의 결정요인 = The change in Regional Distribution and transition of good jobs and its Determining Factors

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    Korean government, desperate in creating more jobs, recently has initiated various employment policies including ``2020 National Employment Strategy` and has mandated local governments`` ``Public Announcement of New Job Creation`` aiming at creating more jobs in Korea. Most local governments, however, are concentrating on increasing number of jobs but ignoring quality of jobs, which can be detrimental to future jobs in Korea. In order to maintain ``good jobs`` in Korea, we need to understand the factors which can help us creating ``good jobs`` and cause transition between ``good jobs`` and ``not good jobs``. In this study, using KLIPS data, we analyzed the determining factors of ``good jobs`` and transition between ``good jobs`` and ``not good jobs`` during 1997 and 2007 using logit model and derived political implication from the results. The findings are as follows: First, education level, sex, job categories, and previous year`s job quality affects the probability of holding good job. Second, female, blue collar, small size enterprises, nonregular workers, and those with ``not good jobs`` in previous year have lower probability of getting goods. Third, there isn`t any significant regional effects on the transition between ``good jobs`` and ``not good jobs``.
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    Korean government, desperate in creating more jobs, recently has initiated various employment policies including ``2020 National Employment Strategy` and has mandated local governments`` ``Public Announcement of New Job Creation`` aiming at creating m...

    Korean government, desperate in creating more jobs, recently has initiated various employment policies including ``2020 National Employment Strategy` and has mandated local governments`` ``Public Announcement of New Job Creation`` aiming at creating more jobs in Korea. Most local governments, however, are concentrating on increasing number of jobs but ignoring quality of jobs, which can be detrimental to future jobs in Korea. In order to maintain ``good jobs`` in Korea, we need to understand the factors which can help us creating ``good jobs`` and cause transition between ``good jobs`` and ``not good jobs``. In this study, using KLIPS data, we analyzed the determining factors of ``good jobs`` and transition between ``good jobs`` and ``not good jobs`` during 1997 and 2007 using logit model and derived political implication from the results. The findings are as follows: First, education level, sex, job categories, and previous year`s job quality affects the probability of holding good job. Second, female, blue collar, small size enterprises, nonregular workers, and those with ``not good jobs`` in previous year have lower probability of getting goods. Third, there isn`t any significant regional effects on the transition between ``good jobs`` and ``not good jobs``.

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    참고문헌 (Reference)

    1 금재호, "일과 빈곤" 2003

    2 석재은, "삶의 질 향상을 위한 국민의 기본생활보장 방안" 한국보건사회연구원 2005

    3 송영남, "‘좋은 일자리’의 결정요인과 지역 간 분포의 변화에 관한 연구" 한국지방행정연구원 24 (24): 209-234, 2010

    4 방하남, "‘좋은 일자리’(Good job)의 개념구성 및 결정요인의 분석" 한국사회학회 40 (40): 93-126, 2006

    5 Clark, Andrew E, "What Makes a Good Job? Evidence from OECD Countries" Report prepared for Working Party 7 of the OECD 1998

    6 Levy, Frank S, "The Economic Future of American Families: Income and Wealth Trends" The Urban Institute Press 1991

    7 Ahlburg, Dennis A, "Are Good Jobs Disappearing? Evidence for Minnesota from the 1980 and 1990 Censuses" Center for Urban and Regional Affairs 1995

    8 Morissette, Rene, "Are Good Jobs Disappearing in Canada" FRBNY Economic Policy Review, 2005

    9 대한상공회의소, "2030세대가 원하는 좋은 직장 실태조사보고서" 대한상공회의소 2004

    1 금재호, "일과 빈곤" 2003

    2 석재은, "삶의 질 향상을 위한 국민의 기본생활보장 방안" 한국보건사회연구원 2005

    3 송영남, "‘좋은 일자리’의 결정요인과 지역 간 분포의 변화에 관한 연구" 한국지방행정연구원 24 (24): 209-234, 2010

    4 방하남, "‘좋은 일자리’(Good job)의 개념구성 및 결정요인의 분석" 한국사회학회 40 (40): 93-126, 2006

    5 Clark, Andrew E, "What Makes a Good Job? Evidence from OECD Countries" Report prepared for Working Party 7 of the OECD 1998

    6 Levy, Frank S, "The Economic Future of American Families: Income and Wealth Trends" The Urban Institute Press 1991

    7 Ahlburg, Dennis A, "Are Good Jobs Disappearing? Evidence for Minnesota from the 1980 and 1990 Censuses" Center for Urban and Regional Affairs 1995

    8 Morissette, Rene, "Are Good Jobs Disappearing in Canada" FRBNY Economic Policy Review, 2005

    9 대한상공회의소, "2030세대가 원하는 좋은 직장 실태조사보고서" 대한상공회의소 2004

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