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- 24 January 2012 Just published
ERM quarterly - Issue 4, winter 2011
Consensus forecasts point to slowing growth in the EU during 2012, with some at least indicating a return to recession. Sovereign debt issues in a growing number of Member States – the response to them and anxieties regarding their eventual resolution – are one important contributing factor. This issue includes a summary of current macroeconomic trends and prospects and features on restructuring at SAAB Sweden and in the banking sector. - 12 December 2011 Just published
Educational and training services: Anticipating the challenges
The education and training sector is not only an important employer in itself, but is also expected to play a key role as a provider of skills for the knowledge -based economy, contributing to smart, sustainable and inclusive growth as set out in the Europe 2020 strategy. - 5 December 2011 Just published
Public instruments to support restructuring in Europe - ERM Report 2011
The ERM annual report 2011 looks at the whole range of instruments available in the EU to mitigate the negative effects that it may have for both companies and employees and introduces around 400 of them in an online database. The ERM annual report also presents an overview and analysis of restructuring activities in Europe. - 18 November 2011 New
Database of restructuring support instruments launched
Eurofound’s ERM database on support instruments for restructuring provides information on about 400 measures in the Member States of the European Union and Norway. The aim is to inform governments, social partners and others involved about what kinds of support can be offered.
European Restructuring Monitor
The European Restructuring Monitor (ERM) is one of the main activities of the European Monitoring Centre on Change. It provides up-to-date news and analysis on company restructuring in Europe.
Sector research
Aimed at facilitating change management at the sectoral level, EMCC in-depth sector research provides an overview of the drivers of change shaping specific sectors, as well as case and cluster studies and future scenarios on plausible developments in the coming years.
Eurofound has collaborated with the European Commission on the New Skills for New Jobs project (under the European Community Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity - PROGRESS (2007-2013). A series of sectoral reports and executive summaries has been published.