La place du cumul emploi-formation dans les catégories d'activité de l'INSEE : évolutions et aboutissements
In 2000, the Lisbon European Council set the overall objective for its employment and economic policies for 2010: to raise the employment rate up 70 %. Attaining this objective will be particularly difficult for the 15-24 age group as this group has always shown low employment rates. This contributi...
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