One in five EU jobs classified as vulnerable, according to Eurofound report
A new report by Eurofound reveals that nearly 20 per cent of positions across the European Union face risks related to pay, security or workplace rights.
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According to a report by Euronews, approximately one in five jobs within the European Union is currently categorised as vulnerable. The assessment identifies vulnerabilities based on three specific criteria: inadequate levels of pay, insecure employment conditions, and a lack of fundamental workplace rights.
Data from the Eurofound report indicates that Spain currently ranks highest among EU member states for the number of vulnerable positions. The analysis highlights that these roles fail to meet standard requirements for stability and fair remuneration, underscoring significant disparities in labour quality across the bloc.
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