Labour Market Efficiency in the European Union

Thomas Kruppe · Ralf Rogowski · Klaus Schömann

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics Labor market dynamics and wage inequality

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The deregulation of labour law in the European Union was thought to be a spur to lasting growth of employment and an increase in labour market efficiency. This book reveals that the results of such policies have been far from those expected.This study provides a country by country overview of the legal regulations concerning employment protection a

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