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SEE Jobs Gateway
Client/Funding Institution
The World Bank
Abstract
Within this project, an annual flagship report on Western Balkans Labor Market Trends is launched. The Report is based on a dedicated regional labour market database for the Western Balkans, established and compiled by wiiw in cooperation with the Statistical Offices of the region. It allows, for the first time, to calculate aggregate labour market indicators across the six Western Balkan countries and to directly compare them with each other and with selected EU peer countries. The reports and database are available on the wiiw website. Overall, the initiative aims to provide access to labour market information and data for national policy-makers in the Western Balkans, as well as the international and academic communities. At the same time, it aims to generate interest among the press, NGOs and the wider public and thereby to encourage the debate on labour market policies.
Duration
July 2016 - March 2020
Website
https://data.wiiw.ac.at/seejobsgateway-q.html
wiiw team Leader
wiiw Staff
Alexandra Bykova, Sandra M. Leitner, Isilda Mara, Monika Schwarzhappel, Galina Vasaros, Hermine Vidovic
Open Data
External Publications
Western Balkans Labor Market Briefs 2021-2023
Western Balkans Labor Market Trends 2020
Western Balkans Labor Market Trends 2019
Western Balkans Labor Market Trends 2018
Western Balkans Labor Market Trends 2017
Data
Related News
- SEE Jobs Gateway Database now available on the wiiw website (15 May 2020)
- Western Balkans Labor Market Trends 2019 (21 March 2019)
- Further improvement in Western Balkan labour markets last year (20 March 2018)
- Employment in the Western Balkans up by 6% since 2010 according to new regional database (6 April 2017)
Keywords: Labour markets, growth and employment, inactivity, informal employment, atypical employment, wages, youth unemployment, long-term unemployment, Open Data
Countries covered: Albania, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia
Research Areas: Labour, Migration and Income Distribution