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Employment research

Tadas Leončikas

Head of Unit

Tadas Leončikas ist seit September 2022 Leiter des Referats Beschäftigung bei Eurofound. Zuvor war er als Senior Research Manager im Referat Sozialpolitik tätig, wo er die Europäische Erhebung zur Lebensqualität (EQLS) leitete und die Umfrageforschung von Eurofound entwickelte. Seit seinem Eintritt bei Eurofound im Jahr 2010 hat er an verschiedenen Themen gearbeitet, darunter Erhebungsmethoden, Lebensqualität, soziale Mobilität, soziale Inklusion, Vertrauen und Wohnungsdefizite. In seiner früheren Laufbahn leitete er das Institut für ethnische Studien in Litauen, wo er an Studien zur Situation ethnischer Minderheiten, Migranten und anderer gefährdeter Gruppen arbeitete. Als Forscher hat er zuvor mit der Agentur der Europäischen Union für Grundrechte, dem Entwicklungsprogramm der Vereinten Nationen und der Internationalen Organisation für Migration zusammengearbeitet. Er hat einen Doktortitel in Soziologie.

Publikationen

Tadas hat an den folgenden Publikationen mitgewirkt.

Veranstaltungen, Podcast und Blog

Tadas hat an den folgenden Veranstaltungen, Blogbeiträgen und Podcastfolgen mitgewirkt.

Präsenzveranstaltung
Gemeinsame Veranstaltung

Foundation Forum 2025: Europas Sozialmodell – der Schlüssel zum wettbewerbsfähigen Wachstum

Veranstaltungsaufzeichnung verfügbar
Datum19 – 20 November 2025
OrtDublin

18 January 2021

Blogbeitrag

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

Blogbeitrag

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.

Weitere Mitglieder des Referats: Employment research

Nachfolgend finden Sie weitere Mitarbeitende dieses Referats.

Dragoș Adăscăliței

Research officer

Stavroula Demetriades

Senior research manager

Franka Eberhardt

Research trainee

Guglielmo Fiorini

Research trainee

Cosimo Frontera

Temporary research project officer

Conal Gillespie

Research trainee

Garance Hingre

Research support officer

John Hurley

Senior research manager

Ciara Keeshan

Administrative assistant

Chiara Litardi

Research officer

Sarah Pearcey

Administrative assistant

Matteo Sostero

Research officer

Cesira Urzì Brancati

Research officer

Carlos Vacas‑Soriano

Senior research manager

Gijs van Houten

Senior research manager

Christopher White

Survey data support officer

Giacomo Zanchetti

Research trainee

Documents

The following documents are available for download.

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