Social and employment situation in europe
Statistical data which can be compared at European level are essential for the monitoring of social and labour market developments in the European Union. They are used in particular to assess the impact of economic and demographic changes on the labour market. In this respect, the Commission has set up systems for collecting statistical information used to establish performance indicators. It also supports the analysis work undertaken by the Member States through the Community Programme for Employment and Solidarity, and the work of the European Employment Observatory. All this information is recorded in annual reports.
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REPORTS
- 2009 “Employment in Europe” Report
- Rapport «Emploi en Europe» 2008 (FR)
- Employment in Europe Report 2007
- Employment in Europe Report - 2006
- Report on Employment in Europe 2005
- Report on employment in Europe 2004
- Joint employment report 2006/2007Archives
- Joint Employment Report 2005/2006Archives
- Joint Employment Report 2004/2005Archives
- Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion 2008
- Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion: 2007
- Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion 2006
- Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion
- Joint report on social inclusion
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STATISTICS
- Promoting solidarity between the generationsArchives
- The demographic future of Europe – from challenge to opportunityArchives
- Green Paper "Confronting demographic change: a new solidarity between the generations"Archives
- Labour Force Sample Survey
- Structural statistics on earnings and labour costs
- European system of integrated social protection statistics (ESSPROS)
- European Statistical Advisory Committee
- European Statistical Governance Advisory Board
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