TRANSFORMATION OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRACT IN SECONDARY EDUCATION SYSTEMS

Abstract

Global transformations and the intensification of the competitive environment in the modern education system pose the task of school management not only to attract highly qualified pedagogical personnel, but also to ensure their loyalty.

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