Pathways of Greening Labour Markets

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.With contributions byMoreno Baruffini | Romain Boitard | Duncan Brown | Ernesto Dario Calò | Gabrielle Climie | Tijs Creijghton | Taymour Elmasry | Renato Fontana | Dorit Griga | Will Hanvey | Markus Höhne | Stefan Humpl | María Leonor Jalón del Río | Carsten Kampe | Jenny Kipper | Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp | Christa Larsen | Elena Magrini | Karen Maguire | Ronald McQuaid | Roschan Pourkhataei Monsef | Alessandra Motz | Julia Nania | Layla O'Kane | Estibaliz Olivares Echevarria | Mauro Pelucchi | Claudia Plaimauer | Daniel Porep | Marco Ricceri | Ewa Rollnik-Sadowska | Francesca Rosso | Ralitsa Savova | Simon Schmid | Matthias Schulze-Böing | Rudra Sett | Marta Marzena Sosnowska | Bledi Taska | Anja Walter | Aleksandra Webb | Ludger Weller | Finn Arnd Wendland