Iskren Tairov, Nadezhda Koseva Stefanova, Alexandrina Alexandrova
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATION
IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Abstract:
In the contemporary landscape marked by the pervasive influence of artificial intelligence (AI), technological innovations continue to reshape conventional practices across various domains. Within the realm of human resources management, the intricate process of decision-making has long posed challenges in terms of analytical elucidation. However, the advent of AI technologies has ushered in a new era, offering unprecedented opportunities to augment and refine HR administration practices.
This paper delves into the transformative potential of AI applications within human resources management, shedding light on how diverse AI modalities, including narrow and general AI, are revolutionizing traditional approaches. Through a comprehensive review of literature sourced from esteemed databases such as Scopus and Google Scholar, this study identifies key advancements poised to drive future research endeavors.
Beyond the realm of recruitment, AI presents a myriad of possibilities spanning talent acquisition, employee training and development, performance assessment, compensation management, engagement initiatives, and even employee well-being programs. The synergy between human capabilities and AI integration emerges as a cornerstone for achieving enhanced outcomes, often serving as a determinant for competitive advantage within organizations while also impacting broader societal dynamics.
By exploring the symbiotic relationship between human ingenuity and AI capabilities, this research seeks to elucidate the pathways through which AI-driven innovations can foster organizational excellence and societal progress.
Olha Mulska, Taras Vasyltsiv, Ruslan Lupak, Iryna Biletska, Oleh Mykytyn
MEASURES TO BALANCE THE LABOUR MARKET: AN INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN BUSINESS AND THE VOCATIONAL TRAINING SYSTEM
Abstract:
The study aims to identify imbalances, obstacles and opportunities for realizing the capacity of institutional partnership between employers and vocational education institutions (the case of Lviv region in Ukraine) to balance the labour market. The study is based on the general scientific methods of research – analysis, synthesis, logical generalization and decomposition, as well as special methods – sociological survey and the method of weighted harmonic mean. The methodological tools of the sociological survey include a three-part questionnaire aimed at identifying business needs for workers and business willingness to employ graduates of vocational education institutions (VEIs), as well as substantiating the opportunities for cooperation between VEIs. The study shows that there is a significant shortage of workers in the region (especially locksmiths, construction workers, turners, electricians, etc.) in such economic sectors as water supply, sewerage and waste management, agriculture, forestry and fishing, mining and processing industry, service sector, etc. The authors reveal a low level of cooperation between VEIs and businesses or that of a purely formal nature, which affects the extent to which enterprises are staffed by workers. They also identify a significant need for coordination between businesses and VEIs to meet the demand for workers and the specific occupational and qualification characteristics of graduates. The study reveals the main obstacles to the spread of dual education and substantiates promising areas for its modernization.
