Social Sciences
Europe
100%
Spain
94%
Labor Market
69%
Trade Union
52%
Professional Occupations
45%
Welfare
41%
Social Policy
39%
Work-Based Learning
23%
Vocational Education
23%
Central and Eastern Europe
23%
Trade Union Member
23%
Italy
23%
UK
23%
Cooperative
23%
Portugal
23%
Germany
23%
Hungary
17%
Economic Recession
17%
Level of Education
17%
Professional Association
17%
Working Class
17%
Middle Class
17%
Sweden
17%
Profit
17%
Social Inequality
15%
Social Survey
15%
Employment Policy
15%
Labor Market Policy
15%
Group Discussion
14%
Labor Market Model
13%
Government Policy
11%
Political Behavior
11%
Poland
11%
Rhetoric
11%
Migration Policy
11%
Canada
11%
Reintegration
11%
Statistical Data
11%
Digitalization
11%
Employment Relationship
11%
Conditions of Employment
11%
Case Study
11%
Belgium
11%
Political Institutions
11%
Family
11%
Self Employed
11%
Economic Uncertainty
11%
Revitalization
11%
General Strike
11%
Union Membership
11%
Keyphrases
Spain
100%
Europe
88%
Trade Unions
56%
Labor Market
40%
Welfare State
33%
Young People
31%
Attitudes toward Immigrants
28%
Value-based
23%
High-income
23%
Germany
23%
Poverty Risk
23%
Dual Vocational Education
23%
Dual Vocational Training
23%
Collective Representation
23%
Italy
23%
Union Membership
23%
Forms of Organization
23%
Education Level
20%
Unemployment
20%
Individual Trajectory
17%
Social Compromise
17%
Education Higher
17%
Portugal
17%
Workplace Learning
17%
Defense Mechanisms
17%
Negative View
17%
Social Closure
17%
Collectivistic Values
17%
Eastern Europe
17%
Digitization
17%
Labor Market Uncertainty
15%
Social Protection Policies
15%
Immigrant Workers
15%
Catalonia
15%
Sweden
15%
European Countries
14%
Labor Market Models
14%
Member Attitudes
14%
Social Inequality
13%
Immigrant Integration
12%
Immigrants
12%
Welfare Resources
12%
Migrant Labour
11%
Canadian Immigration
11%
Work Trajectories
11%
General Strike
11%
Social Discontent
11%
Trend Pattern
11%
Occupational Segmentation
11%
Social Pacts
11%
