European-wide network for furthering labour market monitoring at regional and local level

The European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring (EN RLMM) was founded in March 2006 at Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany. It seeks to develop further and diffuse the concepts and instruments used in regional labour market monitoring and to diffuse common methods for the study, research and analysis of this issue. In doing so, it brings together scientific expertise as well as experiences of practitioners at regional level. It also provides the framework to support networking between regional and local labour market observatories across Europe.

The EN RLMM unites international experts with sound backgrounds in theories, methods and application of regional and local labour market monitoring. Among the Network Members are labour market researchers as well as representatives of regional and local labour market observatories, labour market politics/administration, public employment services, statistical offices and consultancies from 32 European countries.
The more than 400 Members of our Network are strongly committed to cooperation and mutual learning. Different channels are available to their exchange:

  • Annual Meeting and European Day of the EN RLMM;
  • Annual Anthology of the EN RLMM;
  • Common projects involving several EN RLMM Members;
  • Regular newsletters.

The experts involved in the EN RLMM available for lectures, presentations, consulting or evaluation purposes. Everybody who is interested in exchange in the field of labour market monitoring is welcome to become a member of the EN RLMM. There is no membership fee. For registration, please contact the Network co-ordinator Dr. Christa Larsen (c.larsen@em.uni-frankfurt.de).

Download the EN RLMM Flyer and the EN RLMM Membership Guide.

 

The next network Annual Meeting: Pathways of Greening Labour Markets. Opportunities and Challenges for Regional and Local Labour Market Observation in Europe and beyond will find place in Potsdam, Germany at 28. and 29. of September 2023. 

Please find here also our call for papers for the annual anthology.

Please contact us for further information.