In 2005, in the EU-25, 22.2 million people aged 55-64 were in employment, 1.6 million were unemployed and 28.5 million were inactive. Increasing the participation of seniors in the labour ...

This publication belongs to a quarterly series presenting the European Union Labour Force Survey main results for the EU-25 and for all Member States. The employment rate in the EU-25 increased by 0.4 percentage points ...

The employment rate rose for both men and women, by 0.5 and 0.9 percentage points respectively in one year. In the first quarter 2006, 71.1% of men and 56.7% of women aged 15 to 64 years were employed in the ...

The hotel and restaurant sector (HORECA) plays an important role as a job creator in both the whole economy and the service sector in many EU Member States. • Young people dominate the labour force in ...

The spring 2002 Labour Force Survey provides the following estimates for the 374.8 million people living in private households in the EU: > 163.0 million had a job during the reference week of the survey: - 64.2% of the ...

This article presents harmonized figures on Labour Costs for 13 of the 15 Member States (EU 13) which participated in the Community Labour Costs Survey for the year 2000 together with 11 of the 13 Candidate Countries (CC11). ...

The spring 2002 Labour Force Survey provides the following estimates for the 66.7 million people living in private households in the 10 Acceding Countries (ACC): Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, ...

This article presents data on statutory national minimum wages in the Member States of the European Union (MS) and in the Candidate Countries (CC). There is a national minimum wage in 9 ...