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The European Commission has published a detailed analysis of employment, skills and social inclusion in Romania.

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The analysis highlights the challenges of long-term unemployment, skills shortages and undeclared work. It also highlights the need for further efforts in health, education and social services to ensure a fair chance for all. The European Commission will discuss the analysis with Member States before the adoption of the Spring Package of the European Semester.

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Comisia Europeană: Deficitul de forță de muncă în România rămâne scăzut în comparație cu alte state membre, dar deficitul de competențe este în creștere
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Comisia Europeană: Munca la negru și deficitul de competențe sunt factorii care duc la șomajul de lungă durată în România
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Convergența socială a României: deficitul de competențe e mai mare decât cel de forță de muncă - analiză a Comisiei Europene
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Comisia Europeană publică o analiză în privind forța de muncă, în care este inclusă și România

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