Workforce requirements for net zero: transport and construction
Explore how Scotland's workforce demand and skills will evolve by 2045 in transport and construction sectors as the nation transitions to net zero emissions.
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Workforce 2030 : Skills for thriving in the green and digital transition
New report by the ILO, with supporting economic modelling by Cambridge Econometrics, reveals the latest insights on the potential global employment impacts of the green and digital transitions by occupation, age and gender.
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Labour shortages and surpluses in Europe 2024
Discover insights into European labour imbalances and solutions to address shortages and surpluses in the latest EURES report by Cambridge Econometrics and the Verian Group.
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policyevaluation greeningtheeconomy futureofwork
Decent Work In Nature-Based Solutions 2024: Unlocking Jobs Through Investment in Skills and Nature-Based Infrastructure
New report reveals the potential of nature-based solutions to create millions of jobs globally by 2030, emphasizing skill development and gender inclusivity.
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greeningtheeconomy futureofwork
Challenges for Cohesion: Looking Ahead to 2035
Data-led insights reveal the risks and opportunities that pressing challenges such as the transition to a climate-neutral economy present for future EU Cohesion Policy.
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Global Employment Impact of COVID-19 Crisis and Recovery Policies
New report reveals the employment outcomes of country-based policies to stimulate the economy as part of COVID-19 economic recovery.
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The Macroeconomics of Basic Income
New research looks at the macroeconomic effects of basic income in the UK, exploring how basic income schemes might operate and the role of basic income in unemployment caused by automation.
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futureofwork economicmodelling
Global Employment Trends for Youth - Modelling the Employment Impacts of the Green, Digital and Care Economies
Global Employment Trends for Youth 2022 reveals over 30 million jobs could be created by 2030 if the global digital, care and green economies are expanded.
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