The European Commission declared 2023 the European Year of Skills to tackle the mismatch between unemployment and education, but it indicates a sparring vision of education as a partner.
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The European Commission declared 2023 the European Year of Skills to tackle the mismatch between unemployment and education, but it indicates a sparring vision of education as a partner.
Read moreAcross Europe, women face more socio-economic challenges and higher poverty levels than men. As a general rule, their contracts are precarious, their pay is lower, and they are more likely to do unpaid childcare work.
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