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Janine Leschke, Andrew Watt

Putting a number on job quality?

There is a widespread perception that many of the new jobs being created in Europe are ‘bad jobs’. Increasingly workers are being asked, or forced, to work longer and/or more ‘unsocial’ hours, and to accept fixed-term and other ‘precarious’ contracts. Employers are widely seen as being more short... Find out more

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François Rycx, Ilan Tojerow, Daphné Valsamis

Wage differentials across sectors in Europe: an east-west comparison

The survey contains detailed information on wages, bonuses, age, education, sex, occupation, contracts, working time, sector and region. The findings show that there are large wage differentials between workers employed in different sectors. The results also suggest that wage differentials between... Find out more

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Janine Leschke, Andrew Watt

Job quality in Europe

The Lisbon Strategy that was launched in 2000 called for the creation of “more and better” jobs in Europe. Some progress has been made in bringing more Europeans into paid employment and cutting unemployment trends. The goal of better jobs on the other hand has been less ardently pursued resulting... Find out more

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Benchmarking Working Europe 2008

Since the launch of the Lisbon Strategy, the ETUC together with the ETUI-REHS has produced an annual Benchmarking publication for the European Social Summit. Its aim is to establish what progress has been made in selected areas of importance to workers and which are of crucial significance for a... Find out more

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Béla Galgóczi, Maarten Keune

Wages and wage bargaining in Europe

This volume presents an analysis of wage developments and wage bargaining practices since the mid-1990s in 17 European countries. The introductory chapter provides an overview of some of the main trends across Europe with a focus on wage moderation, the minimum wage and the decentralisation of... Find out more

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Kea Tijdens, Maarten van Klaveren

Bargaining issues in Europe

What drives low pay in Europe? Who and what sectors are affected? Which workers work very long or very short hours and miss out on training opportunities?In this study, produced by the University of Amsterdam/AIAS, these are some of the questions posed for thirteen industries in nine EU member... Find out more

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