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EU year of Skills: aimed to ensure that nobody is left behind and the economic recovery as well as the green and digital transitions are socially fair and just

A workforce with the #skills that are in demand also contributes to sustainable growth, leads to more innovation, and improves companies’ competitiveness.

However, currently more than three quarters of companies in the EU report difficulties in finding workers with the necessary skills, and latest figures from Eurostat suggest that only 37% of adults undertake training on a regular basis.

The Digital Economy and Society Index shows that 4 out of 10 adults and every third person who works in Europe lack basic digital skills. In addition, already in 2021, 28 occupations ranging from construction and healthcare to engineering and IT had shortages, showing a growing demand for both high and low-skilled workers.

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