The Great Recession had lasting effects on European labour markets, both in terms of employment levels and structure. Not only did employment rates drop significantly – taking years to return to pre-crisis levels, with some countries not fully recovered yet – but the crisis also accelerated structural change and generalised a pattern of job polarisation across Europe. In other words, we witnessed a relative decline in mid-paid jobs compared to those at the top and bottom of the occupational structure. (...)
Romania: the 2024 European Parliament elections – is the far right set for
a breakthrough?
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The European Parliament election in Romania will be just one of four major
elections held in the country this year. Alexandru Damian previews the vote
and ...
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