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THE CHANGING LABOR MARKET AND ROMA

Equal access to employment is an important factor in enhancing the social inclusion of the Roma community in society. Employment is not only a source of income that defines material well-being, but also builds human capital, shapes survival strategies, relationships between groups and communities. The results of a number of field studies by the World Bank and other international institutions have warned that Roma continue to be one of the communities in a situation of social exclusion, discrimination and exclusion. On the basis of data from internationally comparable surveys and analysis of the results of conducted focus groups with representatives of the Roma community, the report presents in a synthesized form the picture of the labor market and the obstacles for which a large part of the Roma are out of work and employment.