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Emerging competences and economic activities in the EU -Computer,Electronic and Optical Products- (2009)

The sector accounts for about 134,000 enterprises, employing 2.1 million people or 0.94% of overall EU employment. New Member States (NMS) account for 18% of EU sector employment. 53% of employment is in medical and optical products, 40% in audio, video and telecom, and 17% in office equipment and computers. Employment growth varies markedly between the sub-sectors, with a modest 1% annual growth in medical and optical, and modest (NMS) to strongly negative (EU15) growth in the other two during the period 2000-2006.

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Emerging competences and economic activities –Building and repairing of ships and boats sector - Executive summary (2009)

The EU-27 building and repairing of ships and boats sector provided in 2006 employment to 296.0 thousand people, figure which has experienced an upward trend since year 2001, in contrast with the severe crisis observed in the previous 25 years. The sector has been up to now in a very expansive cycle (parallel to the growth in seaborne world trade), with a remarkable international concentration process together with increasing outsourcing strategies by the main shipyards. However, the current economic and financial crisis at world level is changing severely this positive evolution.

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Emerging competences and economic activities –Building and repairing of ships and boats sector - Final report (2009)

The EU-27 building and repairing of ships and boats sector provided in 2006 employment to 296.0 thousand people, figure which has experienced an upward trend since year 2001, in contrast with the severe crisis observed in the previous 25 years. The sector has been up to now in a very expansive cycle (parallel to the growth in seaborne world trade), with a remarkable international concentration process together with increasing outsourcing strategies by the main shipyards. However, the current economic and financial crisis at world level is changing severely this positive evolution.

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Emerging competences and economic activities –Building and repairing of ships and boats sector - Policy makers summary (2009)

The EU-27 building and repairing of ships and boats sector provided in 2006 employment to 296.0 thousand people, figure which has experienced an upward trend since year 2001, in contrast with the severe crisis observed in the previous 25 years. The sector has been up to now in a very expansive cycle (parallel to the growth in seaborne world trade), with a remarkable international concentration process together with increasing outsourcing strategies by the main shipyards. However, the current economic and financial crisis at world level is changing severely this positive evolution.

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Emerging competences and skill needs for Electricity, gas, water and waste (2009)

Employment in the electricity and gas sector is about 1.3 million people and decreasing (1.4% annually, period 2000- 2006). The water sector employs around 400,000 people and has been growing by 0.9% a year over the same period. Employment in waste is substantial and comparable to electricity and gas. Employment is currently dominated by medium educated employees, especially in the new Member States with only 4% low educated. The share of high educated workers is especially high in the EU-15, even 4% points higher than the economywide average.

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Emerging competences and skill needs for Electricity, gas, water and waste (2009)

Employment in the electricity and gas sector is about 1.3 million people and decreasing (1.4% annually, period 2000- 2006). The water sector employs around 400,000 people and has been growing by 0.9% a year over the same period. Employment in waste is substantial and comparable to electricity and gas. Employment is currently dominated by medium educated employees, especially in the new Member States with only 4% low educated. The share of high educated workers is especially high in the EU-15, even 4% points higher than the economywide average.

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Emerging competences and skill needs for Electricity, gas, water and waste (2009)

Employment in the electricity and gas sector is about 1.3 million people and decreasing (1.4% annually, period 2000- 2006). The water sector employs around 400,000 people and has been growing by 0.9% a year over the same period. Employment in waste is substantial and comparable to electricity and gas. Employment is currently dominated by medium educated employees, especially in the new Member States with only 4% low educated. The share of high educated workers is especially high in the EU-15, even 4% points higher than the economywide average.

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Emerging competences and skill needs for Electromechanical Engineering (2009)

The sector employed some 5.5 million people in the EU in 2005 (3.8 million in machinery and equipment and 1.7 million in electrical equipment and apparatus). Employment has tended to decline over time, in part due to gains in productivity and the continuing shift towards capital intensive production methods. The sector is affected much more than others by cyclical downturns because of the postponable nature of investment goods.

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Emerging competences and skill needs for sector other services, maintenance and cleaning (2009)

The other services sector includes: “other personal services”, “domestic personnel employed by households”, and some other categories. Employment in the EU in the other services industry totals about 14 million jobs. The overwhelming majority of the jobs, 90% are to be found in EU 15. The industry faced a structural growth between 1995 and 2006, with an annual average of 2.6% in the EU.

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Emerging competences and skill needs for sector other services, maintenance and cleaning (2009)

The other services sector includes: “other personal services”, “domestic personnel employed by households”, and some other categories. Employment in the EU in the other services industry totals about 14 million jobs. The overwhelming majority of the jobs, 90% are to be found in EU 15. The industry faced a structural growth between 1995 and 2006, with an annual average of 2.6% in the EU.

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