The European Labour Market Barometer rose by 0.2 points to 100.2 points in October. The last time the leading indicator of the European Network of Public Employment Services and ...
European Labour Market Barometer increases slightly
The European Labour Market Barometer rose by 0.2 points to 100.2 points in October.
16.10.2026
Measuring Labor Market Uncertainty
In this IAB-Discussion Paper, the authors show how labor market uncertainty can be extracted from labor market data.
The authors develop a measure of labor market uncertainty at the aggregate level. They build a search and matching model with factor stochastic volatility, where the common ...
14.10.2026
Tapping Foreign Potential: How Germany’s Western Balkans Regulation Shaped Labor Migration
This IAB-Discussion Paper investigates changes in migration aspirations and first residence permits in response to the policy.
In 2015, the German government introduced the Western Balkans Regulation, expanding employment access for citizens of the six Western Balkan countries within a broader policy ...
28.09.2026
European Labour Market Barometer stagnates
The European Labour Market Barometer remains at 100.1 points in July, just above the neutral 100-point mark.
The European Labour Market Barometer stagnates at 99.9 points in September. The leading indicator of the European Network of Public Employment Services and the IAB thus remains ...
16.09.2026
Distributional Intersectional Fairness in AI-Supported Job Matching: Evidence on Amplification, Trade-Offs, and Residual Risk
This paper evaluates how machine learning models reshape the allocation of outcomes across intersecting social groups.
Despite widespread recognition of intersectionality in discrimination research, most algorithmic fairness evaluations remain limited to single-attribute group comparisons or ...
09.09.2026
How working from home is reshaping Germany’s commuting and residential landscapes
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live. Are people now willing to live further from their place of work?
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
26.08.2026
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
Measuring Labor Market Uncertainty
In this IAB-Discussion Paper, the authors show how labor market uncertainty can be extracted from labor market data.
The authors develop a measure of labor market uncertainty at the aggregate level. They build a search and matching model with factor stochastic volatility, where the common ...
14.10.2026
Tapping Foreign Potential: How Germany’s Western Balkans Regulation Shaped Labor Migration
This IAB-Discussion Paper investigates changes in migration aspirations and first residence permits in response to the policy.
In 2015, the German government introduced the Western Balkans Regulation, expanding employment access for citizens of the six Western Balkan countries within a broader policy ...
28.09.2026
European Labour Market Barometer stagnates
The European Labour Market Barometer remains at 100.1 points in July, just above the neutral 100-point mark.
The European Labour Market Barometer stagnates at 99.9 points in September. The leading indicator of the European Network of Public Employment Services and the IAB thus remains ...
16.09.2026
Distributional Intersectional Fairness in AI-Supported Job Matching: Evidence on Amplification, Trade-Offs, and Residual Risk
This paper evaluates how machine learning models reshape the allocation of outcomes across intersecting social groups.
Despite widespread recognition of intersectionality in discrimination research, most algorithmic fairness evaluations remain limited to single-attribute group comparisons or ...
09.09.2026
How working from home is reshaping Germany’s commuting and residential landscapes
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live. Are people now willing to live further from their place of work?
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
26.08.2026
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
The authors develop a measure of labor market uncertainty at the aggregate level. They build a search and matching model with factor stochastic volatility, where the common ...
Tapping Foreign Potential: How Germany’s Western Balkans Regulation Shaped Labor Migration
This IAB-Discussion Paper investigates changes in migration aspirations and first residence permits in response to the policy.
In 2015, the German government introduced the Western Balkans Regulation, expanding employment access for citizens of the six Western Balkan countries within a broader policy ...
28.09.2026
European Labour Market Barometer stagnates
The European Labour Market Barometer remains at 100.1 points in July, just above the neutral 100-point mark.
The European Labour Market Barometer stagnates at 99.9 points in September. The leading indicator of the European Network of Public Employment Services and the IAB thus remains ...
16.09.2026
Distributional Intersectional Fairness in AI-Supported Job Matching: Evidence on Amplification, Trade-Offs, and Residual Risk
This paper evaluates how machine learning models reshape the allocation of outcomes across intersecting social groups.
Despite widespread recognition of intersectionality in discrimination research, most algorithmic fairness evaluations remain limited to single-attribute group comparisons or ...
09.09.2026
How working from home is reshaping Germany’s commuting and residential landscapes
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live. Are people now willing to live further from their place of work?
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
26.08.2026
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
In 2015, the German government introduced the Western Balkans Regulation, expanding employment access for citizens of the six Western Balkan countries within a broader policy ...
European Labour Market Barometer stagnates
The European Labour Market Barometer remains at 100.1 points in July, just above the neutral 100-point mark.
The European Labour Market Barometer stagnates at 99.9 points in September. The leading indicator of the European Network of Public Employment Services and the IAB thus remains ...
16.09.2026
Distributional Intersectional Fairness in AI-Supported Job Matching: Evidence on Amplification, Trade-Offs, and Residual Risk
This paper evaluates how machine learning models reshape the allocation of outcomes across intersecting social groups.
Despite widespread recognition of intersectionality in discrimination research, most algorithmic fairness evaluations remain limited to single-attribute group comparisons or ...
09.09.2026
How working from home is reshaping Germany’s commuting and residential landscapes
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live. Are people now willing to live further from their place of work?
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
26.08.2026
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
The European Labour Market Barometer stagnates at 99.9 points in September. The leading indicator of the European Network of Public Employment Services and the IAB thus remains ...
Distributional Intersectional Fairness in AI-Supported Job Matching: Evidence on Amplification, Trade-Offs, and Residual Risk
This paper evaluates how machine learning models reshape the allocation of outcomes across intersecting social groups.
Despite widespread recognition of intersectionality in discrimination research, most algorithmic fairness evaluations remain limited to single-attribute group comparisons or ...
09.09.2026
How working from home is reshaping Germany’s commuting and residential landscapes
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live. Are people now willing to live further from their place of work?
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
26.08.2026
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
Despite widespread recognition of intersectionality in discrimination research, most algorithmic fairness evaluations remain limited to single-attribute group comparisons or ...
How working from home is reshaping Germany’s commuting and residential landscapes
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live. Are people now willing to live further from their place of work?
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
26.08.2026
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
The rise of remote working has been changing where people in Germany work and live, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic.
European Labour Market Barometer falls below 100 points in August
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points.
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
19.08.2026
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
The European Labour Market Barometer recorded a 0.3-point decline in August, bringing it to 99.9 points. After four months in positive territory, the barometer has slipped back ...
Project Nonprobability Sample Inference: Fieldwork Report
This IAB Research Report provides a brief overview of the surveys conducted for the project “Nonprobability Sample Inference”.
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
18.08.2026
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
Probability‑based surveys (PS) face increasing pressure due to high costs and low response rates. At the same time, nonprobability‑based surveys (NPS) which are presumably ...
“Climate change will demand significant adjustments of the German labour market”
Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB.
Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
05.08.2026
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
An Interview with Prof. Bernd Fitzenberger, Director of the IAB and Florian Hack, researcher at the IAB. Prolonged heatwaves, severe storms, rising sea-levels in the North- ...
Why confidence matters: The hidden barrier for women in STEM
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
Despite strong educational achievements, women in Germany remain underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers – an imbalance that fuels ...
