Employment policy

All measures to ensure a high level of occupational activity within the working-age population. Contrary to numerous statements to the contrary, this is fundamentally not a matter for the central bank. Rather, it is the central bank’s task to guarantee the stability of money. However, stable money is an indispensable prerequisite for the success of all labor market policy measures. – See growth-employment link. – See ECB Monthly Bulletin of January 2002, pp. 36 ff; ECB Monthly Bulletin of April 2007, pp. 51 ff (developments in sectoral employment in the euro area since 1991; p. 52: overview); ECB Monthly Bulletin of November 2007, pp. 56 ff (special features of unemployment statistics; important information on survey techniques); ECB Monthly Bulletin of April 2011, pp. 58 ff (developments in employment since 2005 in industry and services; overviews).

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