Pathways of Greening Labour Markets

doi:10.5771/9783957104236

Pathways of Greening Labour Markets

Opportunities and Challenges for Regional and Local Labour Market Observation in Europe and Beyond

Series: Forschung und deren Anwendung im Bereich des regionalen und lokalen Arbeitsmarktmonitorings im transnationalen Vergleich (Veröffentlichungen des IWAK)

Volume 14 Published 2023

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doi.org/10.5771/9783957104236
ISBN print: 978-3-98542-048-3
ISBN online: 978-3-95710-423-6
Nomos, Baden-Baden Nomos, Baden-Baden

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Abstract

Green transformation affects labour markets significantly and changes the demand for (new) skills, jobs, and products. This anthology by the European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring provides evidence and lessons on the greening of the regional and local labour markets in (regional) case studies as well as discusses concepts and tools for analysing and measuring this process. Also, the authors elaborate on the relevance and challenges which greening poses for companies and the role which green skills and digitisation play in this process. Therefore, the anthology is of vital interest to stakeholders in politics, labour market observation or research, academia, as well as regulators.

Schlagworte

Arbeitsmarkt business Arbeitsmarktbeobachtung digitization Arbeitsmärkte European network green economy Arbeitsplätze green transformation Digitalisierung Europäisches Netzwerk jobs labor market grüne Transformation grüne Wirtschaft labor market monitoring Interessengruppen labor markets policy Politik Regulierungsbehörden regulators stakeholders Unternehmen

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1–10 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–10
11–18 Pathways of Greening Labour Markets. Opportunities and Challenges for Regional and Local Labour Market Observation in Europe and Beyond Christa Larsen, Jenny Kipper Christa Larsen, Jenny Kipper 11–18
19–19 1. FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS OF GREENING LABOUR MARKETS 19–19
19–19 1.1 Regulation and Operationalisation 19–19
19–46 The European Green Deal and its Impact on Labour Markets. The Rules on the Taxonomies of Sustainable Activities Marco Ricceri Marco Ricceri 19–46
47–72 Accelerating the Shift to a Green Economy in the EU Neighbourhood. Opportunities and Challenges for Integrating Sustainability and Green Skills in Education, Training, and Employment Policies Romain Boitard, Francesca Rosso Romain Boitard, Francesca Rosso 47–72
73–98 The Impact of the Climate Challenge on the Basque Country‘s Labour Market and the Results of an Administrative Data Analysis to Detect Trends in the Basque Country‘s Labour Market María Leonor Jalón del Río, Estibaliz Olivares Echevarria María Leonor Jalón del Río, Estibaliz Olivares Echevarria 73–98
99–108 The Green Transition in Local Labour Markets: new Subnational Evidence for 30 OECD Countries Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp 99–108
109–120 How Can We Measure Green Jobs? Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp 109–120
121–121 2. STRATEGIC APPROACHES FOR OBSERVING THE GREENING OF REGIONS AND LOCALITIES 121–121
121–121 2.1 Regional and Local Structural Change 121–121
121–140 Green Ambitions and Industrial Change: how past Lessons and Current Opportunities can help with the Green Transition. The Case of the Scotland Aleksandra Webb, Ronald McQuaid Aleksandra Webb, Ronald McQuaid 121–140
141–156 The Swiss Labour Market and the Green Transition: Expected Impacts, Monitoring Challenges, and Policy Needs Alessandra Motz, Moreno Baruffini, Dorit Griga Alessandra Motz, Moreno Baruffini, Dorit Griga 141–156
157–176 Resilience or Ressentiment: Keeping the Climate Transition Just Tijs Creijghton Tijs Creijghton 157–176
177–210 Coal was our Life. The Green Transition and New Production Patterns Renato Fontana, Ernesto Dario Renato Fontana, Ernesto Dario 177–210
211–226 Climate Changes as Dystopia. Ways to turn Environmental Challenges into Opportunities and to Think Green Ralitsa Savova Ralitsa Savova 211–226
227–240 Reduce, Reuse, Rebuild? The Challenge of STEM Skills in Retrofitting the South West of England for a Greener Future Gabrielle Climie Gabrielle Climie 227–240
241–260 Towards a Transregional Governance of Skilled Migration Taymour Elmasry Taymour Elmasry 241–260
261–261 3. STRATEGIC APPROACHES FOR OBSERVING THE GREENING OF SECTORS, OCCUPATIONS, AND SKILLS 261–261
261–261 3.1 Understanding Behaviour of Companies and Demand for Support 261–261
261–286 Economic Significance and Personnel Policy Challenges of the Energy Transition in Brandenburg – Findings from a Company Survey Markus Höhne, Carsten Kampe, Daniel Porep, Anja Walter Markus Höhne, Carsten Kampe, Daniel Porep, Anja Walter 261–286
287–287 3.2 Monitoring Transitions in Sectors, Occupations, and Skills Requirements 287–287
287–308 Linking Taxonomy-Eligibility and Employment Survey Data: Job Profiles in the Renewable Energy Sector in Germany Roschan Pourkhataei Monsef, Finn Arnd Roschan Pourkhataei Monsef, Finn Arnd 287–308
309–320 Navigating the Transition to a Green Economy: The Crucial Role of Skills for Regional and Local Labour Markets Ludger Weller, Simon Schmid Ludger Weller, Simon Schmid 309–320
321–346 The Green Transition in Labour Markets Across Europe: an Analysis of Job Postings Data Elena Magrini, Julia Nania, Mauro Pelucchi, Rudra Sett, Will Hanvey, Layla O’Kane, Duncan Brown, Bledi Taska Elena Magrini, Julia Nania, Mauro Pelucchi, Rudra Sett, Will Hanvey, Layla O’Kane, Duncan Brown, Bledi Taska 321–346
347–364 Mastering the Twin Transition: Skills Demand in Technical Facility Management Claudia Plaimauer, Stefan Humpl Claudia Plaimauer, Stefan Humpl 347–364
365–384 Managerial Skills Demanded in Sustainability Transitions – Projection from the American Labour Market Marta Marzena Sosnowska, Ewa Rollnik-Sadowska Marta Marzena Sosnowska, Ewa Rollnik-Sadowska 365–384
385–404 INFORMATION ON THE AUTHORS 385–404

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