Keyword: «social partnership»

The article characterizes the social interaction of the institution for orphans and children without parental care with social partners in the organization of vocational guidance of inmates. The main tasks, content and forms of vocational guidance work are highlighted.

The state gives the right to regional authorities to independently regulate the level of the minimum wage in their territory, centrally setting only its lower limit for employees throughout the country. However, today half of the subjects of the Russian Federation do not enjoy this right, and even in those regions where agreements on the minimum wage are concluded, its amount is at the level of the federally fixed value. Therefore, the article discusses the reasons for this and possible solutions to this problem.

The article is devoted to the consideration and analysis of the problems of increasing the effectiveness of public partnership in the implementation of youth projects and programs in the Kursk region, identifies the main areas of improvement of this mechanism and the prospects for its development.

The article is devoted to the legal regulation of varieties of forms of social partnership in the member states of the Eurasian Economic Union, which is of particular importance in the functioning and development of the system of social partnership.

The article reveals the technological potential of social partnership with a pedagogical university in developing the readiness of schoolchildren with disabilities for professional self-determination. The design features and content of pre-professional training are presented, modules of the career guidance mechanism for professional self-determination are described, each of which reveals the features of psychological and pedagogical support for people with disabilities in making a conscious choice of their future profession. It is concluded that active interaction with a pedagogical university expands the possibilities of social partnership and ensures the effectiveness