By Bruno Ducoudré and Pierre Madec In the course of the crisis, most European countries
Category: Employment
Which new path for raising labour productivity?Which new path for raising labour productivity?
By Bruno Ducoudré and Eric Heyer The industrialized countries are experiencing what seems to be
Short-term contracts: Not all taxes are the sameShort-term contracts: Not all taxes are the same
By Bruno Coquet, OFCE and IZA Short-term contracts are useful for the proper functioning of
European unemployment insuranceEuropean unemployment insurance
By Léo Aparisi de Lannoy and Xavier Ragot The return of growth cannot eradicate the
The new labour inequalities. Why jobs are polarizingThe new labour inequalities. Why jobs are polarizing
By Gregory Verdugo What is job polarization? Over the past three decades, work has taken
Trends in labour force participation rates in Europe during the Great Recession: The role of demographics and job polarizationTrends in labour force participation rates in Europe during the Great Recession: The role of demographics and job polarization
By Guillaume Allègre and Gregory Verdugo In Europe as in the United States, employment fell
Beyond the unemployment rate. An international comparison since the crisisBeyond the unemployment rate. An international comparison since the crisis
By Bruno Ducoudré and Pierre Madec According to figures from the French statistics institute (INSEE) published
What is the initial assessment of Germany’s minimum wage?What is the initial assessment of Germany’s minimum wage?
By Odile Chagny (IRES) and Sabine Le Bayon A year and a half after introducing a
Unemployment: beyond the (good) figures from France’s job centreUnemployment: beyond the (good) figures from France’s job centre
Analysis and Forecasting Department (France team) The 60,000 person decline in March for the number
Matteo Renzi’s Jobs Act: A very guarded optimismMatteo Renzi’s Jobs Act: A very guarded optimism
By Céline Antonin At a time when the subject of labour market reform has aroused