OECD study: Much less unemployed there are not – tagesschau.de

The German labor market is in an OECD comparison further as well. This is a result of the employment outlook of the organization. Another result: Better is not. Worries researchers mainly a country: UK

Unemployment in Germany does not fall according to an OECD forecast after several years soon further.. The steady decrease will provisionally come with a stabilization in the second half and then in the following year to the end, says the employment outlook of the organization.

The main reason for the development was the entry of refugees into the labor market. This OECD assessment corresponds forecasts German labor market researchers. Although the refugees would only slowly visible in the labor market, according to the report – but then many of them would be expected to initially unemployed. It’ll be on language training, the training and the recognition of existing qualifications to

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Germany is doing well

the positive development since 2009 on the German labor market had recently resumed, it said in the study. The employment rate for 15- to 74-year-old was expected to exceed 65 percent during the year 2016 – the OECD average is 60.5 percent. Unemployment is at 4.3 percent the lowest level for 25 years, no more.

Another finding of the view is that there are fewer young people in Germany who are neither in employment, education nor in training than in other OECD countries. The proportion of such young people between 15 to 29 years decreased last to well below five percent, the OECD average it is 5.3 percent.

The proportion of employees who have been are at least one year without a job, has fallen steadily over the vergangegen eight. He lay at 1.9 per cent – the OECD average but at 2.2 percent. Unlike many other OECD countries, real wages in Germany have grown significantly since 2011. ‘/ P>

“Really worried” because the UK

in OECD as a whole, the employment rate will go back almost ten years after the outbreak of the global financial crisis back to the level of before the crisis.

the experts, however, warned by the possible Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union could be a half a million people in the UK by 2020 lose their jobs and thereby increase the unemployment rate by 1.5 percentage points. It was “really concerned” regarding Britain, said OECD labor market expert Kristine Langenbucher.

In the other EU countries, the OECD does not fall in employment is concerned contrary by a departure of the British.

with information from Burkhard birch, ARD Studio Paris

this subject reported Germany radio on 07 July 2016 at 11:00