#labormarket

[…] Labor market reforms can bring down governments. In almost no other policy field are legislative amendments so contentiously debated. This can currently be observed in France. Other EU countries, too, [...]

[…] Long-term unemployment is one of the biggest challenges faced by any labor market. The longer a person goes without work, the harder it is for them to get a foot back in the door. One study shows [...]

[…] 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 [...]

[…] A study by Bertelsmann Stiftung makes policy recommendations to foster cross-border labour mobility based on a scenario analysis for labour mobility in 2025 Brüssel / Gütersloh News Item Employment [...]

[…] Rising poverty, youth unemployment and impending sovereign bankruptcies – Europe has been undergoing a stress test almost permanently since the financial crisis began in 2008. For a number of years, [...]

[…] The German population is growing older and shrinking. Demographic change is sparking the current debate on immigration law and the culture of welcome. A Bertelsmann Stiftung study examines how the [...]

[…] Driven by a labor market recovery, EU citizens' opportunities for social participation have improved slightly for the first time since the beginning of the economic crisis in 2008. Not everyone is [...]

[…] Press Release: Demographic change threatens to shrink Germany's workforce by 5.1 million by 2050. However, investments in education and better integration of people with health problems into the labor [...]

[…] Bertelsmann Stiftung presents new approach to managing immigration / Study confirms rising qualification levels and positive impact on social welfare programs and job market Gütersloh News Item [...]

[…] The Muslim population in Western Europe has been growing since the 1960s. In most countries, Muslims now make up more than five percent of the total population. Despite social tensions, integration is [...]