Over the three-year period 2011 Q2–2014 Q2, employment growth in the EU was asymmetrically polarised, with the greatest growth in well‑paid jobs, some modest growth in the lowest‑paid jobs and declining employment in jobs in the middle of the wage distribution. There is a variety of patterns of employment shifts at Member State level, with most countries exhibiting either upgrading or polarising shifts, but with a significant minority also downgrading (showing greater growth in lower‑paid employment).

European Job Monitor 2015/Eurofound/9 Ιουλίου 2015

Σχετικές Αναρτήσεις

• Karakitsios, Alexandros, “Minimum Wage Effects on Employment and Changes in the Wage Distribution in Greece”, LSE-European Institute, Μάιος 2015
• Eurofound (2015), “Recent developments in the distribution of wages in Europe”, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg.