The jobs recovery has not gone very far yet
Population ageing and skill upgrading are having a significant impact on employment
Unemployment has started to decline, but further progress is required
Decomposition of the change in employment in the United States
Long-term unemployment remains persistently high
The rise in unemployment remains largely cyclical but its structural component has increased
The Beveridge curve has shifted out in some countries, but not in others
Weak employment prospects reflect weak aggregate demand and reduced matching efficiency
Sectoral mismatch follows a cyclical pattern
Real wage growth has fallen