EU: European employment markets have to go from bad to green

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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

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