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A study by CoLABOR analyzes qualification (mis)matches in the Portuguese labor market
The new study entitled “(Mis)adjustments in Qualifications in Portugal: Evolution, Incidence and the Importance of the Starting Point”, analyzes the qualification of the Portuguese population over the last two decades and its impact on employment dynamics
A new publication from the "Politics in Analysis" editorial line presents an analysis of the Decent Work Agenda
This publication offers an in-depth and critical look at recent legislative changes and their impact on the Portuguese labor market.
CoLABOR is part of the international REMAKING project consortium
The project aims to develop an analytical framework that reflects the new and multifaceted realities associated with Remote Work (RW). CoLABOR leads Work Package 4 (WP4) entitled “Economic and Social Effects of Remote Work”.
CoLABOR assesses the impact of the REPowerEU plans
The Policy Study “How can RepowerEU consolidate Recovery”, authored by Franco Tomassoni and Tiago Santos Pereira, researchers at CoLABOR, is part of the Recovery Watch project's series of publications, which aims to monitor the REPowerEU plans and National Recovery and Resilience Plans of Denmark, Estonia, France, Portugal, and Spain related to energy security and the ecological transition.
50 YEARS OF APRIL IN NUMBERS
Divided into four main themes - Work, Employment and Income; Social Protection; Population and Demography, Education, Health and Housing - this initiative allows us to portray the processes of social, economic, demographic and institutional change that have taken place in Portugal in recent decades.
A new study by CoLABOR analyzes trends in employment, productivity, and wages by sector of activity in Portugal and the EU-27
This study examines the intersection of these variables with the various sectoral and sub-sectoral realities and compares the Portuguese context with that of the EU-27.
New publication: Decent Work Agenda. Merits and demerits of legislative changes
This text analyzes the main merits and demerits of the legislative changes introduced in the Decent Work Agenda (Law No. 13/2023, of April 3).
#YOU COULDN'T HAVE PAID VACATION
Manuel Carvalho da Silva, coordinator of CoLABOR, was a guest on the episode #NÃOPODIAS dedicated to the theme of April achievements in the field of labor rights.
CoLAB Annual Report 2023
Learn about the information released by the National Innovation Agency regarding Collaborative Laboratories (CoLABs) in Portugal.
Net Salary Simulator
Do you already know what your net monthly salary will be in 2024?
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CoLABOR publishes a sociographic analysis of employment in Public Administration
The study entitled “Sociographic Dynamics of Employment in Public Administration” characterizes the evolution of employment in the Public Administration sector in Portugal during the period 2011-2022, giving particular emphasis to the analysis of employment in the Central Public Administration.
The Decent Work Agenda, the law, and precarious employment
Issue #11 of "Policies in Analysis" is dedicated to a critical analysis of the Decent Work Agenda, a set of strategic measures in the labor field aimed at improving working conditions, with the fight against precarious employment being one of its priority objectives.
14th Edition of the “Manuel António da Mota Award” - “Portugal Future”
The 14th edition of the “Manuel António da Mota Award”, @motaengil, has the motto “Portugal Future”.
Manuel Carvalho da Silva, director of @CoLABOR_pt, will be present at the awards ceremony, giving a speech at the opening of the event.
CoLABOR researchers participate as speakers in events about the digitalization of the world of work.
Researchers from CoLABOR will be speakers at national and international events about the impacts of the digitalization of the world of work.
CoLABOR participates in several national events
During the month of October, CoLABOR researchers participated as speakers in several national events.
Poverty in Portugal: trends and conjectures
This text was conceived and developed in connection with the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (2023), with the aim of framing the phenomenon of poverty in Portugal from different dimensions of analysis.