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  • Norway: range of programmes launched to boost employment

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    Norway’s Labour government has announced various measures this summer aimed both at tackling workplace crime and improving the integration of young people and those distant from the labour market. The initiative is intended to boost workforce participation and cut reliance on social benefits.

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      Employment of older workers grows slowly in Europe as the retirement age rises

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      The employment rate among the over-55s is growing steadily as a result of the gradual rise in the retirement age in most European countries. The rate of employment remains, however, significantly lower than that for the 45-54 age group. This reflects the difficulty of getting and keeping older workers in employment. Our comparison of 31 European countries shows that the countries that emphasize lifelong learning and quality of life at work have the highest employment rates for older workers.

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