Scotland's labour market: 'job polarisation' and inclusive growth

Gail Rogers; Kenny Richmond; Andrew Ross

Scotland's labour market: 'job polarisation' and inclusive growth

Gail Rogers, Kenny Richmond, Andrew Ross (Editor)

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This paper focuses on Scotland’s changing labour market, and in particular on recent trends in occupational structure and the impact these are having on job polarisation and on particular occupational groups, such as administration and lower skilled production. The paper also considers future labour market trends, and discusses potential approaches to address the negative impacts of jobs polarisation.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	85-97
Number of pages	13
Journal	Fraser of Allander Economic Commentary
Volume	39
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 26 Jun 2015

Keywords

Scottish economic activity
Fraser of Allander
Scottish labour market conditions

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Scotland's labour market: 'job polarisation' and inclusive growth

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