Abstract
Industrial capitalism created major changes in society and in the demand for workforce through industrialization and urbanization. This greatly influenced on the movement of large number of workers in global proportions. But, it’s a question whether entering the European Union of state candidates will make the same move? With the entry of central European countries into the EU, Bulgarians, Romanians wandered into westward in a big number. Will the entry of Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia into the EU cause the same situation? How will their social mobility be? Croatia has at least 20,000 qualified tourism workers for the next summer season in the Adriatic Sea: Cooks, waiters, builders who can choose works as well as working conditions in the new EU member. The coast of Montenegro, a collection of world businessmen and rich people, calls for some 3,000 workers from Macedonia only. All Western Balkan countries, after the shock of transition, slowly are recovering and intentions and measures to reduce the number of workers in employment offices are rising. Macedonia claims that unemployment has decreased to 29 % in the contrast to 21 % in Serbia and Bosnia, and Kosovo Albania still have high figures. But, will public employment policies and a range of measures, among which the most common are employment under temporary contracts, reducing unemployment among young people, women, social cases, of handicapped people yield results? According to these logics of employment policy and the labor movement and the labor market, i.e. changes in the labor market, the logic is imposed when will Western Balkan countries join the EU and replaces the labor force with workers from Afghanistan, Bangladesh of Eritrea? Through these statistical indicators and various data - Interpretation of them will elaborate this phenomenon which is quite important for the reality in post-communist Western Balkan DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2014.v3n6p333
Highlights
1.1 Research MethodologyThe material for the study was gathered through qualitative interviews with this survey will collect data on employment policies and mobility of seasonal workers as extremely important problem for all societies with emphasis on western Balkan countries
If we refer to Karl Marcs (1984) who criticizes industrial capitalism and names it as a wild form of exploitation of the working class as naked from the production means ownership and the capitalist class as an owner and exploitation
Recent years with the introduction of the global economic crisis and increasing austerity policies, most European countries narrowed their generosity on mobility because of the fact that austerity policies began to increase unemployment
Summary
The material for the study was gathered through qualitative interviews with this survey will collect data on employment policies and mobility of seasonal workers as extremely important problem for all societies with emphasis on western Balkan countries. For this reason it will be collected factual material of first and hand second. The collected material will be selected and interpreted in the form of tables and average sizes. We will use direct observation and conversation with people who are part of trainings for employment policies
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