pean employment markets. It is therefore, as expected, the conclusion of the European Commission’s annual employment report, published on November 23. It seems that things won’t get better within a few months. The document, with a long-term view, proposes, based on the 2009 report, a qualitative analysis of the dynamics at play on the European labor market and a study on the stakes of the green economy for employment. (Ref. 091079)
9.2% jobseekers. When reading the report published on November 23 by the European Commission, it seems that the worst is yet to come. While massive appeal to anticrisis measures (working time reduction, wage moderation…)