One -third of Europeans face strict obstacles to social movement, leading to low employment rates, low production labor and rich mechanisms.
The number of eligible workers available is not sufficient quickly, as the European population and the need for new skills are needed.
One step Study From McCinzi, the progress of social movement may increase the GDP of European countries from 3% to 9% and the expected capacity shortage by 2030 may be collected without new systems or demands.
“Social movement is not just the next stage of adding, it is a strategic imperative for long -term Europe’s competitiveness,” the report states.
Europeans analyzed data (available to the public) (available to the public) and investigated more than 3,000 British, German and Italian workers from different socio -economic origins to understand the socio -economic origin of Europeans.
Time out of work market
Workers of the highest backward socio -economic media (9.4%) have more unemployment rates (5.3%) than the richest methods. Its unemployment periods are at least five months longer than the rich methods.
The causes of unemployment also vary significantly. Their pair are more likely to be dismissed for workers of disadvantaged socio -economic mechanisms compared to high socio -economic mechanisms and less likely to quit their jobs for educational or training – is generally associated with the improvement of the industry.
By increasing the employment rate of these workers to match with their colleagues with high income, you can add 2.1 million people to active people.
The effect of Europe’s GDP will increase by about 160 billion, as every additional person who is hired creates 74,692 of the additional economic value.
Change in search and delivery
However, European companies face a shortage of capacity crisis, which shows signs of intensification.
Twenty -so -called European countries record significant talent restrictions, and rates of job offers will increase from 2020 to 50%.
These problems are especially pronounced in construction fields, shelters and restructuring services and highly qualified professional, science and technology domains.
Workers of more backward socio -economic media are less qualified than those who have similar qualifications from rich methods.
McKinzi investigators have decided that the backward socio -economic media will seek to resemble their wealthy colleagues with the same level of education, which will increase GDP by another 590 billion euros.
Workers with lower socioeconomic levels are slowly progressing in their lives, even in similar jobs, rather than their wealthy peers.
AdvertisementIf your career progress speed is accelerated to match your colleagues, the result is a 44% increase in the value of workers with high qualified jobs and 13% for workers with middle -class high qualified jobs.
This will include 570 billion euros in Europe’s Joint GDP.
Video editor Mert Cane Yilmas
