#UnemploymentRate

[…] Things are looking up on Europe's labor markets. Considerably more people are gainfully employed compared to 2013, when the economic and financial crisis was at its worst. Yet unemployment is still [...]

[…] The integration of Muslim immigrants in Western Europe is making clear progress. By the second generation at the latest, the majority have entered mainstream society. This is evident in the findings [...]

[…] In 2012 a study by the Bertelsmann Stiftung warned that a Greek withdrawal from the Eurozone might not only hurt Europe by triggering a domino effect, but could also "cause a global economic crisis". [...]

[…] Return to poverty among the elderly? Many studies, especially those examining Germany as a whole or its individual states, show that the poverty rate is not particularly high when compared to the [...]

[…] Press Release: Around the world, labor markets have recovered significantly in comparison with the post-2008 crisis years. About 10 years after the outbreak of the global financial crisis, the average [...]

[…] By Justine Doody Since the Great Recession, the countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the European Union have returned to growth; investment and trade are [...]

[…] The global financial crisis in 2008 has shown the EU how quickly a domino effect can arise: If some EU countries run into financial difficulties, there is a risk of contagion in other member states. [...]