The Effects of Typical Forms of Employment in the Social Integration in the South-Transdanubian Region

Abstract

The progress of society set a completely new course in the second part of the twentieth century in Western Europe. The category of the welfare state was established which hadn’t existed before. In those countries where the destruction by the two world wars were the most significant new social structures were born.
The social system is more developed in the prospering regions so the percentage of atypical forms of employment are higher there. The economic, geographical, demographical and ethnic charasteristics of the different regions must be carefully mapped in order to let the social welfare and modern forms of employment develop. This research statement presents the revalings above of the South-Transdanubain Regions of Hungary in the last some years.