Modelling of labour systems of slovenia based on daily commutung

The topic of this graduation thesis deals with modeling labor systems of Slovenia based on daily commuting data. Different methods for delineating of labor systems were studied and different options for implementation of the functional divisions of Slovenia were analyzed. In the thesis, different approaches to modeling of employment systems used by countries members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD are presented. The main purpose of the thesis has been a detailed analysis of selected methods and development of appropriate methodology for delineation of employment areas in Slovenia on local and regional levels. The basic guideline for modeling of labor systems or functional regions was that methodology should be based only on commuting data in Slovenia. The main reason for this approach in our assumption, that daily commuting on labor market represents a good approximation for functional regions. In the conclusion of the thesis the results of the methods used to analyze and delineate the employment systems of Slovenia are presented, which can be further used for identification of functional regions in Slovenia and there for by con provide support to decision makers for suitable development policy