Qualified Employment continues to grow, but the decommissioning of the generations that come on the market Employment is not a fantasy. An analysis of Louis Maurin, director of the Observatory inequality, taken from off series "Generations," the magazine Alternatives Economiques.
Younger generations are they "downgraded"? Will they find a social destiny less favorably than their elders? The recession has reignited the debate. The answer depends on the measuring instruments used. Over time, our companies continue to expand, which benefits the succeeding generations. In addition, upward social mobility [ 1] remain, for now, more likely than downward mobility. But younger generations have not dreamed of: the decommissioning is far from a fantasy. Downwards mobility increase, the same degrees no longer allow access to the same jobs and employment conditions deteriorated markedly. Young people are much more heavily than previous generations the consequences of the crisis.
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