Michael Grömling

Nov 11, 2024 | iwkoeln.de | Andrea Hammermann |Oliver Stettes |Michael Grömling

As a result of demographic trends, around a quarter of all employees in the mechanical engineering sector are expected to retire in the next ten years. This corresponds to more than 296,000 people. Over the same period, the number of people who will potentially take up employment in mechanical engineering is significantly lower at around 118,000. This results in a purely mathematical balance of 178,000 people who could be missing from the industry in the coming years.

Oct 9, 2024 | focus.de | Michael Grömling

E-Mail Teilen Mehr Twitter Drucken Feedback Fehler melden Sie haben einen Fehler gefunden? Bitte markieren Sie die entsprechenden Wörter im Text. Mit nur zwei Klicks melden Sie den Fehler der Redaktion. Aber keine Sorge: Gentechnish verändert sind die Die Bundesregierung hat heute die Konjunkturprognose deutlich nach unten korrigiert. Statt des erwarteten Mini-Wachstums von 0,3 Prozent schrumpft das Bruttoinlandsprodukt in diesem Jahr um 0,2 Prozent. Deutschland rutscht damit in eine...

Aug 8, 2024 | iwkoeln.de | Oliver Stettes |Michael Grömling |Carolin Denise Fulda

Digitalisation processes and investments in environmental and climate protection are often accompanied by the introduction of new procedures and working methods. 56 per cent of companies report that implementing such innovations often leads to workplace conflicts as a result of the reorganisation they involve.

May 21, 2024 | iwkoeln.de | Michael Grömling |Andrea Hammermann |Carolin Denise Fulda

The German labor market has been growing since 2005. The dip in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic between 2020 and 2022 is an exception, as the German labor market has reached a record level of 45.9 million people in employment by 2023. It is worth noting that in 2023, for the first time since reunification, the volume of hours worked has increased during a recession. In Germany, economic adjustments on the labor market have generally been dealt with by adjusting working hours.

Oct 5, 2023 | iwkoeln.de | Michael Grömling |Sandra Parthie |Berthold Busch

IW-Report No. 50 The economic development in the United Kingdom is characterised by a multitude of changes. The Brexit decision in 2016 and the exit from the EU in 2020 led to uncertainties, particularly in foreign trade, investment, and the labour market. Download PDF IW-Report No. 50 German Economic Institute (IW) The economic development in the United Kingdom is characterised by a multitude of changes.