ΟΔΗΓΟΣ ΕΙΣΑΚΤΕΩΝ ΠΡΩΤΟΕΤΩΝ 2023

e-Aegean ResLab

e-Aegean ResLab’ reveals the recent employment changes, presenting maps and data in the online Ε-Observatory (web GIS Dashboard) of Geospatial technologies and analyses of employment and resilience in Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Spain and other countries of the EU South 

 

https://reslab.aegean.gr/

 

e-Aegean ResLab, University of Aegean

 

The e-Aegean Resilience Laboratory (‘e-Aegean ResLab’) presents regional labour statistics and analysis in Mediterranean EU Regions. It is an Ε-Observatory of Geospatial technologies and analyses of employment and resilience in Mediterranean EU that provides findings of the study of employment and production transformation, focusing on underemployment and resilience of labour markets. The dashboard operates in the wider context of the e-Aegean Resilience Laboratory that examines employment and resilience in Mediterranean EU. It is funded by the e-Aegean R&D Network that seeks to support regional innovation, entrepreneurship and excellence.

In the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Dashboard presents a variety of data and maps allowing for comparison of employment change and monitoring of the virus spread and its consequences. The e-Aegean ResLab team presents and analyses indices, such as unemployment rate, employment growth by region and sector, and youth inactivity (NEETS). The analysis incorporates maps providing information at the level of the nuts-2 regions of Greece, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Croatia, France, Portugal and Malta, with the exception of France that refers to nuts-1 level. To deepen the analysis, the research team develops and estimates composite indices, such as the composite index of very flexible contractual arrangements (vFCA) to study the regional labour precariousness. The analysis can be found following the link https://reslab.aegean.gr/index.php/dashboard/

In addition, the research team publishes reports describing the quarterly and annual changes in employment as well as the results of composite indices.

 

The ‘e-Aegean ResLab’ team