Job placement in Europe
Ulrich Walwei
Abstract
Ulrich Walwei
Abstract
The role of private employment agencies in job placement has increased in importance in many European countries during the last decade, but in others the public employment services still exercise a monopoly. The following paper offers an assessment of the experiences to date.
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The role of private employment agencies in job placement has increased in importance in many European countries during the last decade, but in others the public employment services still exercise a monopoly. The following paper offers an assessment of the experiences to date.
Key concepts: European integration, Social policy, Monopoly, Labour economics, Job creation, Business, Economics, Economic policy