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1 -== Welcome to your wiki ==
1 += **Labour market** =
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3 -XWiki is the best tool to organize your knowledge. A //wiki// is organized in a hierarchy of //pages//. You can create multiple wikis, each with its own set of pages.
3 +**Labor market — a branch of economic statistics that studies the quantitative patterns of mass phenomena in the field of reproduction of labor resources and the efficiency of their use.**
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5 -XWiki can be used as a knowledge base (support, documentation, sales, etc.), for collaborative workspaces or even as a complete intranet.
5 +== Library ==
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7 -== The basics ==
7 +A library of methodological and analytical materials in the Labor Market domain, systematized for subsequent analysis and structuring, including: (1) methodological documents, (2) classifiers and international standards; (3) necessary sections of statistical dictionaries (explanatory, encyclopedic); (4) supporting information needed to provide context for Linked Open Statistical Data (LOSD), including links to useful sources.
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9 +[[Open>>doc:Library.WebHome]]
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11 +== Methodology ==
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13 -Use the {{displayIcon name="add"/}} button above to //add// more pages to your wiki and create the //hierarchy// that best organizes your content.
13 +Methodological materials of the domain “Labor Market” (including classifiers or their selected sections) are the most important documents uploaded to [[library materials>>doc:Library.WebHome]], structured and marked using hypertext markup with related terms [[glossary>>doc:Glossary.WebHome]] and cross-references to methodological documents.
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15 +[[Open>>doc:Methodology.WebHome]]
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17 +== Glossary ==
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19 - {{box}}Learn more on how to use XWiki with the [[Getting Started Guide>>https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/UserGuide/GettingStarted/WebHome]].{{/box}}
19 +The glossary is a dictionary of highly specialized domain terms. It is based on the analysis of methodological documents, academic dictionaries and encyclopedias in the field of labor statistics. The glossary is implemented as a set of concepts with interpretation (lexical reflection), with support for multilingualism, comments and examples, as well as semantic relationships between the concepts.
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25 -== Extend your wiki ==
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27 -To extend the power and functionalities of your wiki with the features that //you// need, head over to the [[Extension Manager>>XWiki.XWikiPreferences||queryString="editor=globaladmin&section=XWiki.Extensions"]] where you can search for and install extensions.
23 +== Code lists ==
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29 -To browse through the 900+ community contributed extensions available for XWiki, head over to the [[Extensions Repository>>https://extensions.xwiki.org]].
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25 +This section presents harmonized code lists derived from [[ILOSTAT>>https://rplumber.ilo.org/files/website/bulk/dic.html||rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"]] classifications and enriched with semantic annotations. They are aligned with international vocabularies and linked to related resources across [[SDMX namespaces>>http://purl.org/linked-data/sdmx/2009/code#||rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"]], the [[Interoperability Basis Platform>>https://basis.semanticip.org/xwiki/wiki/sdmx/view/Main/||rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"]], and [[DBPedia>>https://dbpedia.org/||rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"]] to support interoperability and reuse.
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34 -== Create your application ==
27 +[[Open>>doc:Models.WebHome]]
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36 -Go beyond the available extensions and define the //structure// of your data based on //your// needs, creating //your// own applications with [[App Within Minutes>>AppWithinMinutes]] (AWM).
29 +== Indicators and Datasets ==
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38 -AWM will take care of making it easy for you and your users to create and manage the data.
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31 +Statistical Indicators in the Labour Market and other domains are described using a semantic model developed for the Semantic Knowledge Management System (SKMS). Each description contains rich metadata, built on related concepts, methodologies, applied classifications, and code lists, ensuring semantic clarity and consistency.
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