Seminar on restructuring, offshoring and reshoring in the twin transition

During the recent years of post-pandemic recovery and increasing labour shortages, the European Restructuring Monitor showed that considerably more jobs were being created in the EU, compared to the number of jobs destroyed.

According to the latest updates to the ERM data, the net change in employment due to large restructuring events is declining – tending towards more jobs disappearing compared to the number of jobs being created. The future policies would benefit from understanding the types of restructuring that underpin the current trends in employment.

The current use and potential future application of the ERM data are discussed in three sessions:

• Offshoring or reshoring: evidence on and analysis of company location strategies

• Restructuring and the twin transition – general trends and sector-specific impacts

• Analysing restructuring in the future: Methods and applied research

The full agenda is available for download below.

The ERM dataset is available for researchers at request via the online form.

Useful links

• ERM: Restructuring events database

• ERM: Offshoring / Delocalisation

• ERM: Reshoring