STATE REGULATION OF EMPLOYMENT AND ORGANIZATION OF LABOR FORCE REPRODUCTION IN AGRICULTURE
Under current conditions, employment is one of the state policy priorities, so the issue of organizing labor force reproduction in agriculture is topical. In the market economy, there have been structural shifts in employment, where the share of employment in industries, including agriculture is decreasing and it is increasing in the service sector. Thus, the share of employment in agriculture, over the last decade, decreased from 9.6 % in 2006 to 6.7 % in 2016. There is a tendency to "aging" of labor force involved in agriculture. Furthermore, agrarian production has ceased to be the main source of jobs for the rural population. State regulation of employment is passive measures to promote employment. Another trend in state regulation of employment is the decline in the role of formal employment promotion institutions, as the number of people, including the rural ones, who have applied for public employment promotion services, declines each year.