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Description: In this report, we present a selection of preliminary descriptive results from the EDYPOLU research project funded by the University of Luxembourg (2017-2021). The research project examines the labour market for young people in Luxembourg with an interest in operational staffing needs, general human resource requirements and selection processes of recruiters. To this end, we conducted an online survey among recruiters working in different occupational fields in Luxembourg between November 2018 and January 2019. A pilot study was conducted in spring 2018. The EDYPOLU recruiter survey builds on the Horizon 2020 project NEGOTIATE (https://negotiate-research.eu/). In the context of NEGOTIATE, a recruiter survey was conducted in four countries: Bulgaria, Greece, Norway, and Switzerland. EDYPOLU surveys a number of topics that have also been examined in NEGOTIATE. This makes it possible to draw some comparisons between the results of both studies.

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EDYPOLU - Short Report (German Version)

Im vorliegenden Bericht präsentieren wir eine Auswahl erster deskriptiver Ergebnisse aus dem Forschungsprojekt EDYPOLU, das von der Universität Luxemb...

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EDYPOLU - Short Report (French Version)

Dans ce rapport, nous présentons une sélection des résultats descriptifs préliminaires du projet de recherche EDYPOLU financé par l’Université du Luxe...

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