How can a low education level influence one’s working conditions and probability to keep a job? This report from the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions investigates how low-skilled workers position themselves on the labour market in the 27 EU member states. Not surprisingly, education and training has to be encouraged before and during one’s career, says the report. This way, we can stabilize the employment rate, improve social mobility and increase our economic competitivity.
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