This report by Cedefop investigates the drivers of labour shortages in Europe, using detailed data to explore the role of skill demands, labour market immobility, skills gaps, and working conditions.
This section offers a variety of publications, reports, studies, and data on digital skills and digitalisation. Find skills intelligence from throughout Europe to boost your knowledge, enhance your research activities, and understand the drivers behind the digital transformation.
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- This working paper from Bruegel analyses how generative AI impacts European jobs while recommending policies for adapting skills and job design to mitigate disruption.
- This working paper from Bruegel analyses online job vacancies to understand if employers are prioritising individual skills over formal qualifications in emerging fields like AI and sustainability.
- This Cedefop forecast emphasises the urgent need for investment in digital and AI skills training to support high-skill job creation and continuous learning in the EU
- The OECD paper emphasises chambers of commerce' role in addressing businesses' challenges in finding skilled workers amid digital and green transitions, focusing on local skills gap identification and policy enhancement.
- The annual European Commision report on the State of the Digital Decade provides an analysis on the progress of the EU on the objectives and targets of the Digital Decade Policy Programme for 2030. The 2024 State of the Digital Decade report clearly...
- This Bruegel analysis urges Europe to prioritize reskilling amid technological shifts, advocating for skills-based hiring and lifelong learning to meet evolving job market demands.
- The EIB Strategic Roadmap 2021-2027 outlines the EIB's plan to enhance Europe's economic resilience and competitiveness through green and digital transitions, security, social infrastructure, and efficiency reforms, supported by a robust financing scenario.
- This publication, originating from the third joint Cedefop/OECD symposium on apprenticeships and the digital transition, explores how apprenticeships can adapt to meet the changing skill demands of the modern workforce amidst the accelerating digital transition, highlighting research presented at the event held at the opening of the European Year of Skills.
- This study examines the digital and AI skill disparities between small and large European communities, focusing on challenges and opportunities for growth in an AI-enabled economy using data from 4,006 respondents across eight EU countries.