The presence of large, bureaucratic organizations with relatively stable production and sales, jobs requiring developed skills, and good pay for highly educated people and unionization for others is characteristic of the secondary sector of the labor market.

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The characteristics described pertain to the primary sector of the labor market, which is known for stable, well-compensated employment with benefits and opportunities for advancement, often requiring higher education or specialized skills. The secondary sector typically involves more precarious, lower-paid, and less skilled work.

The Presence of Large, Bureaucratic Organizations with Relatively Stable Production