The European Labour Market Barometer falls by 0.2 points compared to the previous month to 99.2 points in January. The leading indicator of the European Network of Public ...
29.01.2025
European Labour Market Barometer: Outlook gloomy
European Labour Market Barometer: Outlook gloomy
The European Labour Market Barometer falls by 0.2 points compared to the previous month to 99.2 points in January.
27.01.2025
What about the men, though? Relative wage opportunities and the persistence of employment gaps in couples
Results indicate women respond positively, albeit at a diminishing rate, to relative wage improvements.
Gender gaps in employment have narrowed but remain substantial, particularly among couples. To estimate how improved female wage opportunities influence partners’ employment ...
09.01.2025
Does automation replace experts or augment expertise? The answer is yes
David Autor discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on wages and employment.
David Autor, Professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), gives a Special Lecture at the IAB on 15 January 2025.
30.12.2024
European Labour Market Barometer: No turnaround at the beginning of the year
The European Public Employment Services do not see a collapse in the labour market, but unemployment will continue to rise.
The European Labour Market Barometer fell slightly by 0.1 points compared to the previous month. At 98.9 points, the leading indicator of the European Network of Public ...
03.12.2024
Inclusion in the world of work
In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply workplace accessibility.
People with disabilities continue to face many barriers, especially when it comes to the labour market. In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply ...
27.11.2024
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November.
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
27.01.2025
What about the men, though? Relative wage opportunities and the persistence of employment gaps in couples
What about the men, though? Relative wage opportunities and the persistence of employment gaps in couples
Results indicate women respond positively, albeit at a diminishing rate, to relative wage improvements.
Gender gaps in employment have narrowed but remain substantial, particularly among couples. To estimate how improved female wage opportunities influence partners’ employment ...
09.01.2025
Does automation replace experts or augment expertise? The answer is yes
David Autor discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on wages and employment.
David Autor, Professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), gives a Special Lecture at the IAB on 15 January 2025.
30.12.2024
European Labour Market Barometer: No turnaround at the beginning of the year
The European Public Employment Services do not see a collapse in the labour market, but unemployment will continue to rise.
The European Labour Market Barometer fell slightly by 0.1 points compared to the previous month. At 98.9 points, the leading indicator of the European Network of Public ...
03.12.2024
Inclusion in the world of work
In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply workplace accessibility.
People with disabilities continue to face many barriers, especially when it comes to the labour market. In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply ...
27.11.2024
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November.
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
Gender gaps in employment have narrowed but remain substantial, particularly among couples. To estimate how improved female wage opportunities influence partners’ employment ...
09.01.2025
Does automation replace experts or augment expertise? The answer is yes
Does automation replace experts or augment expertise? The answer is yes
David Autor discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on wages and employment.
David Autor, Professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), gives a Special Lecture at the IAB on 15 January 2025.
30.12.2024
European Labour Market Barometer: No turnaround at the beginning of the year
The European Public Employment Services do not see a collapse in the labour market, but unemployment will continue to rise.
The European Labour Market Barometer fell slightly by 0.1 points compared to the previous month. At 98.9 points, the leading indicator of the European Network of Public ...
03.12.2024
Inclusion in the world of work
In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply workplace accessibility.
People with disabilities continue to face many barriers, especially when it comes to the labour market. In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply ...
27.11.2024
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November.
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
David Autor, Professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), gives a Special Lecture at the IAB on 15 January 2025.
30.12.2024
European Labour Market Barometer: No turnaround at the beginning of the year
European Labour Market Barometer: No turnaround at the beginning of the year
The European Public Employment Services do not see a collapse in the labour market, but unemployment will continue to rise.
The European Labour Market Barometer fell slightly by 0.1 points compared to the previous month. At 98.9 points, the leading indicator of the European Network of Public ...
03.12.2024
Inclusion in the world of work
In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply workplace accessibility.
People with disabilities continue to face many barriers, especially when it comes to the labour market. In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply ...
27.11.2024
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November.
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
The European Labour Market Barometer fell slightly by 0.1 points compared to the previous month. At 98.9 points, the leading indicator of the European Network of Public ...
03.12.2024
Inclusion in the world of work
Inclusion in the world of work
In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply workplace accessibility.
People with disabilities continue to face many barriers, especially when it comes to the labour market. In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply ...
27.11.2024
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November.
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
People with disabilities continue to face many barriers, especially when it comes to the labour market. In the world of work, inclusion is much more widely defined than simply ...
27.11.2024
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
European Labour Market Barometer at weakest level since 2020
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November.
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
The European Labour Market Barometer falls for the fourth time in a row in November. After a decrease of 0.2 points, it stands at 99.
22.11.2024
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
Artificial intelligence technologies, skills demand and employment
This IAB Discussion Paper examines how artificial intelligence influences labor demand at the establishment level.
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects labour demand at the establishment level. We use the share of AI related vacancy postings at the establishment level to measure ...
22.11.2024
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
Labour shortages: A problem everywhere?
The 2024 conference of the European Association of Labour Economists was held from the 5 to 7 September in Bergen, Norway.
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
The 2024 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) conference gathered leading experts to discuss the latest findings from labour market research and policy evaluation.
12.11.2024
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
The Employment and Windfall Effects of Short-Time Work
This IAB Discussion Paper examines the effects of short-time work in Germany using new administrative data.
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
Study of the ramifications of the German short-time work (STW) scheme using novel administrative data on STW and drawing on evidence from establishment surveys that are linked to ...
04.11.2024
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
Older Workers in Germany: Employment Potentials in International Comparison
This report compares the employment of older people in Germany with Japan, New Zealand, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...
In Germany, as in many other countries in the western world, the baby boomers are reaching retirement age. As fewer young workers are entering the labour market than older ...