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Terence Hogarth
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Terence Hogarth

Terence Hogarth is a Professor of Practice at the University of Warwick Institute for Employment Research, where he is responsible for a program of international comparative research on vocational education and training (VET). He has led many studies that have addressed the effectiveness of VET systems in meeting the demand for skills in the labor market. Increasingly, his research has focused on how conventional approaches to measuring skill demand can harness data science techniques to provide a more detailed picture of emerging skill needs. He has also carried out several studies on the costs and benefits to employers of investing in apprenticeships.

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February 2021

COVID-19 and the Demand for Labor and Skills in Europe: Early Evidence and Implications for Migration Policy

While the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on European labor markets have focused attention on weathering this crisis, Europe also faces longer-term challenges linked to technological and demographic changes. This issue brief examines how the pandemic is reshaping demand for workers and skills in Europe, what this means for migration policy, and strategies for tackling both short- and long-term labor market challenges.