New EU states 'will still have high unemployment'

Antonis Kastrissianakis, Director of Employment Strategy with the European Commission, has said that unemployment in the new EU member states will remain high and largely structural following EU enlargement.

Antonis Kastrissianakis, Director of Employment Strategy with the European Commission, has said that unemployment in the new EU member states will remain high and largely structural following EU enlargement.

“Labour productivity in the new member states is just half that of the current member states, and as a result more jobs is not enough.

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