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  • Analytical webnote 1/2017: wage distribution spill-overs from minimum wage increases in France
    23/06/2017

    Analytical webnote 1/2017: wage distribution spill-overs from minimum wage increases in France

    This note analyses the impact of an increase in the minimum wage in France on the overall wage distribution for the period 2007 to 2012. It is based on EU Statistics on Income and Living Conditions, a unique source that contains detailed information on income, poverty, social exclusion and living conditions.

  • Working Paper 1/2017 - Labour market performance of refugees in the EU
    05/05/2017

    Working Paper 1/2017 - Labour market performance of refugees in the EU

    This paper analyses the individual and socio-demographic factors behind the low employment rate of refugees compared to individuals born in the EU but also compared to other migrants. It complements the 2016 Employment and Social Developments Review where a chapter was dedicated to the labour market and social integration of refugees in the EU.

  • Working paper 2/2016 - The coverage rate of income support measures in the EU: measurement and challenges
    28/11/2016

    Working paper 2/2016 - The coverage rate of income support measures in the EU: measurement and challenges

    Coverage, or the capacity to reach persons in need, is an important element of the effectiveness of social protection schemes. This paper deals with the measurement of coverage rates for income support schemes aimed at replacing the lack of primary income for the working age population, focusing on unemployment benefits and minimum income support.

  • Labour Market and Wage Developments in Europe - Annual Review 2016
    27/10/2016

    Labour Market and Wage Developments in Europe - Annual Review 2016

    The Labour Market and Wage Developments in Europe report analyses the labour market from a macroeconomic perspective. It provides an analysis of recent employment and wage developments, looking at the euro area and the EU as a whole in comparison with its global trading partners. The 2016 edition shows that job creation continued to progress in 2015 and 2016 and analyses the reasons behind this improvement. The report also focuses on the macroeconomic implications of statutory minimum wages in the EU and surveys the institutional minimum wage setting mechanisms in place in EU Member States.

  • Updating of the Labour Market Model
    19/10/2016

    Updating of the Labour Market Model

    The aim of this study is to allow the Commission to update the calibration and further operationalize the existing Labour Market Model. This model has been set up by external experts in order to improve the European Commission’s understanding of transmission mechanisms of labour market policies in the context of the European Employment Strategy. The Labour Market Model is used to provide a theoretical and empirical basis for identifying the possible direction and intensity of the effects of labour market policies. It uses actual economic data to estimate how an economy might react to changes in labour market policies or other policy reforms or external factor.

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