[Excerpt]  This latest edition of Employment in Europe gives a clear picture of recent developments in the EU labour markets and provides an analytical approach to these policy issues. Based on the most recent data available and on thorough analysis, it provides an invaluable basis for future discussions and policy development

European Commission, Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities

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Employment in  Europe 2001

[Excerpt]  This latest edition of Employment in Europe gives a clear picture of recent developments in the EU labour markets and provides an analytical approach to these policy issues. Based on the most recent data available and on thorough analysis, it provides an invaluable basis for future discussions and policy development.Employment_in_Europe_2001_en.pdf: 165 downloads, before Oct. 1, 2020

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[Excerpt]  This year’s Employment in Europe Report appears at a difficult time. After the strong, even dramatic, improvements in Europe’s job creation performance over the past 5 years, we face serious uncertainties about our economic and employment performance.Employment_in_Europe_2002.pdf: 142 downloads, before Oct. 1, 2020

Employment in  Europe 2002

[Excerpt]  This Report examines in detail basic elements of the employment challenge renewed in Lisbon. Beyond recent employment trends in 1999, the Report sets out how each Member State is expected to contribute to achieving the Union’s employment objectives. It analyses both the nature and quality of jobs being created, with special focus on its gender dimension and the evolution of social and regional imbalances in the EU. In view of the forthcoming enlargement of the Union, the Report also reviews progress in transforming the labour markets in the Central European candidate countries. Finally, the Report assesses the impact of tax and benefit systems on employment, gauging the tax burden on labour and the tax wedge as well as coverage and replacement rates of unemployment benefits and early retirement systems

Employment in  Europe 2000

[Excerpt]  This Report examines in detail basic elements of the employment challenge renewed in Lisbon. Beyond recent employment trends in 1999, the Report sets out how each Member State is expected to contribute to achieving the Union’s employment objectives. It analyses both the nature and quality of jobs being created, with special focus on its gender dimension and the evolution of social and regional imbalances in the EU. In view of the forthcoming enlargement of the Union, the Report also reviews progress in transforming the labour markets in the Central European candidate countries. Finally, the Report assesses the impact of tax and benefit systems on employment, gauging the tax burden on labour and the tax wedge as well as coverage and replacement rates of unemployment benefits and early retirement systems.Employment_in_Europe_2000.pdf: 238 downloads, before Oct. 1, 2020

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