As Portugal marks Labour Day, the nation faces a paradox of high employment rates coupled with low wages, long working hours, and significant youth precarity, raising questions about how to better value careers and retain talent.
What is needed to value careers in Portugal?
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- Portugal has the 5th highest weekly working hours in the EU • Notícias ao Minuto
- Part-time underemployment in Portugal reaches 2.2% and approaches the EU average • dnoticias.pt
- Portugal has the seventh highest employment rate in the EU for those aged 25 to 29 • Jornal Económico
- Young Portuguese people are among the most precarious in Europe • cmjornal.pt
- Labour market in Portugal: below-average wages, high working hours, and youth precariousness • Executive Digest
- Four in every 10 young people are in precarious employment. An X-ray of the labour market in Portugal • Renascença
- Portugal is the fourth country in the European Union with the most precarious work among young people • Público
- “In the refugee camp, they said that in Portugal, if you worked and paid taxes, you would get a residence permit in a short time” • Expresso
