Importance The article analyzes regional labor markets. Objectives The purpose of the article is an analytical review of the regional differentiation of the labor market. Methods For the study, I used methods of mathematical statistics and a correlation analysis. Results I present a general technique to measure differences between regional labor markets, including integral coefficient, elasticity, the correlation of links between indicators of tension in the labor market and factors. I defined types of regions by level of regional differentiation and development of industrial and postindustrial economy. Conclusions I concluded on the necessity of the discretionary approach to government regulation of the labor market depending on the type of region. For depressed territories, I recommend direct assistance in the form of subsidies, for other regions, I suggest creating conditions for development of small and medium-sized businesses and provide tax support.
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