Employment and social affairs
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Alexandre Ounnas is a Researcher in the Job and Skills Unit at CEPS. Alexandre is…
Dr. Cinzia Alcidi is Director of Research, Head of the Economic Policy Unit at the…
Sara Baiocco is a Research Fellow in the Jobs and Skills Unit. With a background…
Francesco Corti is an Associate Researcher at CEPS and post-doctoral researcher at the University of…
Zachary Kilhoffer is a Researcher in the Jobs and Skills unit at CEPS. Previously, he…
Nina Lopez Uroz is a Research Assistant in the Jobs and Skills Unit at CEPS.…
Leonie Westhoff is an Associate Research Assistant in the Jobs and Skills Unit at CEPS.…
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