The unemployment rates in Germany had
been decreasing progressively after the 2008
economic crisis. The rate reached 3.2 percent
in January 2020, according to the seasonally
adjusted Labor Force Survey (LFS). This trend
was accompanied by an increase in employment,
which rose by 4.4 million people between 2009
and 2019. The main reasons for the employment
growth were the increase in part-time jobs as
well as the rise in employment rates among
women...
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The Delivery of Employment Services in a Multi-Country Case Study Series: Germany
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The Delivery of Employment Services in a Multi-Country Case Study Series: Germany (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099120123110015557