Ulighed
Opdateret: 19 January 2026
PDF document
Employment research
Tadas Leončikas
Tadas Leončikas har været leder af beskæftigelsesenheden hos Eurofound siden 2022. Siden han tiltrådte Eurofound i 2010, har han arbejdet på udviklingen af Eurofounds undersøgelsesforskning, der dækker mange emner, såsom livskvalitet, tillid, social mobilitet, social inklusion og sociale tjenester. Hans nuværende forskning fokuserer på den ændrede beskæftigelsesstruktur og strategisk vigtige sektorer for EU. Med en baggrund i sociologi (ph.d.) ledede Tadas i sin tidligere karriere Institut for Etniske Studier i Litauen, hvor han arbejdede med studier relateret til situationen for etniske minoriteter, migranter og andre sårbare grupper, og han hjalp også med at fremme integrationen af romaer på arbejdsmarkedet. Som forsker har han samarbejdet med Den Europæiske Unions Agentur for Grundlæggende Rettigheder, FN's Udviklingsprogram og Den Internationale Migrationsorganisation.
Ekspertiseområder
Tadas er ekspert i følgende emner.
Forskningsresultater
Tadas er forfatter til følgende publikationer.
Arrangementer, podcast og blog
Tadas har bidraget til følgende arrangementer, blogindlæg og podcastafsnit.
Fysisk arrangement
Fælles arrangement
Foundation Forum 2025: Europas sociale model – nøglen til konkurrencedygtig vækst
Eventoptagelse tilgængelig
Dato19 – 20 November 2025
StedDublin
&w=3840&q=75)
Dette arrangement har fundet sted
18 January 2021
Blogindlæg
Protecting access to healthcare during COVID-19 and beyond
Healthcare providers have been overwhelmed by the demand for COVID-19-related care. Medical appointments and treatments for other conditions have often been delayed, potentially leading to escalating health problems and greater future care needs among those who have missed out. If the pandemic leads to an economic crash, this rise in unmet medical needs could spiral, as happened during the last economic crisis – policymakers should take heed.
2 December 2020
Blogindlæg
Shaping the future of long-term care: A good outcome will benefit all
An ageing Europe and rising public expenditure on long-term care have signalled for some time that the fundamentals of care provision need to be addressed. However, the shocking death toll in care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic and the fact that many long-term care services were ill-equipped to protect their vulnerable users have lately focused the public mind on the issue. Most people in the EU will need such care for themselves or someone close to them at some stage in their lives. Demand is already escalating, as the rise in the long-term care workforce – by a third in just a decade – testifies. Calls for a European care strategy rightly insist that care users be listened to, but here we highlight others in the system whose needs deserve attention too.
Andre medlemmer af enheden: Employment research
Find flere medarbejdere i denne enhed nedenfor.
Documents
The following documents are available for download.
