Creating Sustainable Labour Markets through Eco-social Policies

Labour markets are pivotal in shaping how societies produce and consume, influencing both human well-being and environmental sustainability. While the European Union's just transition seeks to address the social impacts of environmental policies, efforts to create a greener and more equitable society remain fragmented.

This report delves into the potential of integrated eco-social policies to create more sustainable labour markets that support human well-being within environmental limits. 

It explores the potential of three different policies: working time reduction, universal basic income and universal basic services.