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Public Employment Services strengthening their future-skills intelligence
A new thematic paper by the European Network of Public Employment Services (PES Network) highlights how PES are developing their skills-intelligence systems to enhance their understanding and analysis of future skills needs in the European labour market. It includes a series of recommendations for PES to further reinforce this important contribution to the EU Skills Agenda.
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How and why are Public Employment Services increasingly supporting employers?
Public Employment Services (PES) are best known for their work with jobseekers. But, they are increasingly growing and evolving their work with employers and employers organisations. A recent webinar of the European PES Network examined some of the latest approaches by national PES and identified some interesting trends around new forms of support to employers.
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PESPod#12: Discover the latest approaches to labour shortages in Europe
A new episode of PESPod – the podcast of the European PES Network – showcases the latest research and practice in addressing labour and skills shortages in Europe. Hear about recent trends in different sectors and the example of what the Public Employment Service (PES) in Norway is doing with their partners to tackle these crucial issues for the future labour market.
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Supporting young people into the labour market: a new PES Network video
As part of the European Year of Youth 2022, discover how solutions to youth unemployment are often about much more than simply ‘finding a job’. A new 4-minute video from the PES Network presents how Public Employment Services (PES) are working – often with partner organisations – to support the transition of young people into the labour market.
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Europe’s Public Employment Services seek a new post-COVID-19 equilibrium
A new study by the European Network of Public Employment Services (PES Network) has highlighted that the post-COVID recovery will not mean a simple return to pre-COVID normality for Europe’s PES. Find out how adaptations by PES in areas such as online services, homeworking, expanded services and new partnerships will continue to impact on PES’ future strategies.
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PESPod#11: France shows how Europe’s Public Employment Services benefit from peer assessment
Hear how the Public Employment Service (PES) in France experienced its recent peer assessment by colleagues in the PES Network (also known as ‘benchlearning site visits’) - and how this will feed into ongoing improvements to its work. All in the latest episode of PESPod – the podcast of the European PES Network!
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Public Employment Services urged to keep ahead of rapidly changing labour markets
The 2022 PES Network Stakeholder Conference on labour and skills shortages in Europe highlighted the urgent need for Public Employment Services (PES) and their partners to jointly anticipate evolving labour and skills needs in order to meet the needs of jobseekers and employers.
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PES Network stands in solidarity with refugees from Ukraine
Public Employment Services (PES) across Europe are demonstrating their commitment to supporting displaced people escaping the war in Ukraine - through implementation of measures to enhance their rights and provide practical support within the EU.
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Learn more about the PES Network’s updated benchlearning methodology
Explore the PES Network’s updated ‘Benchlearning Manual’ for all you need to know about the innovative methodology used by the network to help Public Employment Services (PES) improve their performance. This second iteration reflects important adjustments made to ensure benchlearning remains relevant in today’s rapidly evolving labour market.
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Tackling domestic abuse: a new role for Public Employment Services?
Listen to the latest episode of PESPod for an important story you might not have expected. The Public Employment Service (PES) in Sweden has shown how its frontline services can identify and support victims of domestic abuse – and save lives.
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