Eurofound yearbook 2013: Living and working in Europe

Corporate, Eurofound

doi:10.2806/60703

Ħarsa ġenerali

Rapport annwali

Eurofound yearbook 2013: Living and working in Europe

Ippubblikat: 25 June 2014

Eurofound

Ngħixu u naħdmu fl-Ewropa

Eurofound’s fifth annual yearbook, Living and working in Europe, based on the Agency’s research from 2013, describes developments in the EU in the wake of the crisis, focusing on major topic areas including changes in labour markets and employment, efforts to tackle youth unemployment, innovation in workplaces and public trust in institutions. The yearbook is accompanied by the Annual activity report of the Authorising Officer 2013, which is the Agency’s formal reporting on operations, staff and budgets - see Related content.

Jekk jogħġbok innota li l-biċċa l-kbira tal-pubblikazzjonijiet tal-Eurofound huma disponibbli esklussivament bl-Ingliż u bħalissa mhumiex qed jiġu tradotti awtomatikament.

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ISBN

978-92-897-1180-7

Nru ta' referenza

EF1416

Nru tal-katalgu

TJ-AM-14-001-EN-N

DOI

10.2806/60703

Rapport annwali

12 June 2014

Annual activity report of the Authorising Officer for the year 2013

This is the annual activity report of the Authorising Officer for the year 2013. The report describes Eurofound's activities, particularly its research and information and communication programmes, in relation to the objectives set in the Work Programme 2013. See also the Yearbook 2013 - see Related content.

Programm ta' ħidma

20 November 2012

From crisis to recovery: Better informed policies for a competitive and fair Europe - Four-year work programme 2013-2016

As Eurofound embarks on a new four-year work programme, Europe faces some of its greatest challenges yet. Prospects for economic and social development in Europe and in other parts of the world are increasingly unclear. Drafted against this social and economic background and with these key imperatives to the fore, the priorities of this programme reflect clearly both the immediate challenge of coping with the crisis and the mid-term ambition to achieve progress towards a competitive and fair Europe – and this, of course, with the overall ambition of seeing Europe get ‘back on track’. Building on over 30 years of research and expertise serving Europe’s decision-makers – EU institutions, national governments and social partners – this programme presents the strategic framework for the work of the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions for the period 2013 to 2016.