An employment-oriented investment strategy for Europe
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| author | Verónica Escudero Richard Horne Stefan Kühn Santo Milasi Elva López Mourelo Clemente Pignatti Johanna Silvander Steven Tobin |
| author_facet | Verónica Escudero Richard Horne Stefan Kühn Santo Milasi Elva López Mourelo Clemente Pignatti Johanna Silvander Steven Tobin Verónica Escudero Richard Horne Stefan Kühn Santo Milasi Elva López Mourelo Clemente Pignatti Johanna Silvander Steven Tobin |
| contents | An employment-oriented investment strategy for Europe Verónica Escudero Richard Horne Stefan Kühn Santo Milasi Elva López Mourelo Clemente Pignatti Johanna Silvander Steven Tobin The employment situation remains a major source of concern in the majority of countries in the European Union. Half of the region’s unemployed have been without work for more than a year, and unless the policy approach changes, the prospects are for a sluggish employment recovery. The Investment Plan proposed by the European Commission is thus a welcome initiative that recognizes the immediate need for stimulating growth, fostering Europe’s competitiveness and tackling the employment crisis. This report finds that for the Investment Plan to make a significant dent in unemployment, the design of the programme is crucial. Taking into account the magnitude and diversity of the labour market challenges, placing greater emphasis on complementary labour market policies and ensuring that small enterprises have access to credit will lead to better outcomes. In addition, any measures developed as part of the Investment Plan need to form the basis of a medium-term employment strategy that aims at quality job creation and avoids a “race to the bottom” in terms of wages and working conditions. Studies on growth with equity, ILO publication.report |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2015 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | An employment-oriented investment strategy for Europe Verónica Escudero Richard Horne Stefan Kühn Santo Milasi Elva López Mourelo Clemente Pignatti Johanna Silvander Steven Tobin An employment-oriented investment strategy for Europe Verónica Escudero Richard Horne Stefan Kühn Santo Milasi Elva López Mourelo Clemente Pignatti Johanna Silvander Steven Tobin The employment situation remains a major source of concern in the majority of countries in the European Union. Half of the region’s unemployed have been without work for more than a year, and unless the policy approach changes, the prospects are for a sluggish employment recovery. The Investment Plan proposed by the European Commission is thus a welcome initiative that recognizes the immediate need for stimulating growth, fostering Europe’s competitiveness and tackling the employment crisis. This report finds that for the Investment Plan to make a significant dent in unemployment, the design of the programme is crucial. Taking into account the magnitude and diversity of the labour market challenges, placing greater emphasis on complementary labour market policies and ensuring that small enterprises have access to credit will lead to better outcomes. In addition, any measures developed as part of the Investment Plan need to form the basis of a medium-term employment strategy that aims at quality job creation and avoids a “race to the bottom” in terms of wages and working conditions. Studies on growth with equity, ILO publication.report |
| title | An employment-oriented investment strategy for Europe |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/An-employment-oriented-investment-strategy-for-Europe/995326517702676 |