This annual conference focused on labor market reforms, with specific reference to successful practices implemented in Europe. The Great Recession destroyed jobs around the world, and countries are still working to tackle unemployment rates amid slow job growth. While labor markets across European countries are varied, there is evidence that labor market institutions, policies, education and training can help to foster employment.
IZA’s Klaus F. Zimmermann delivered the keynote lecture entitled "The Economics of Labor Market Reforms", and thematic sessions covered areas as diverse as migration, labor demand, education and health.
Related articles on labor market and job creation:
How labor market institutions affect job creation and productivity growth, by Magnus Henrekson
Entrepreneurs and their impact on jobs and economic growth, by Alexander Kritikos
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September 12, 2014