The 8th of March marks the annual International Women’s Day. Wages are an important factor in driving gender parity. In a video interview Professor Alan Manning talks about the gender pay gap between ...read more
Structural Change and the Labour Market
The economy and the labour market are subject to constant change. This change is influenced not only by long-term developments such as demographic shifts or globalisation but also by digital transformation, the effects of climate change, and unexpected events such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
The IAB analyses and forecasts the extent to which these factors influence labour market transformation by looking at their effects on employment and unemployment, as well as on the demand for skilled workers, wages, further training, working conditions, and labour supply. The occupational level forms a particular focus of analysis since structural transformation in the labour market is reflected, above all, in changes in occupational requirements, skills, and activities. Furthermore, the IAB analyses how technological change affects different regions.
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Read moreDecember 15, 2023 | International and Regional Labour Markets
Recent Developments in the Distribution of Labour Income and Skills
Contributing to a better understanding of wage determination and wage distribution as well as job skills – that was the aim of the international conference "Recent Developments in Wage Determination, ...read more
Read moreAugust 14, 2023 | Structural Change and the Labour Market
The IAB-LinkedIn Reallocation Radar: “Great Resignation” is not a trend
The Great Resignation debate suggests that during the coronavirus crisis, workers would have increasingly switched the industry in which they were previously employed. This is not the case for ...read more
