Unemployment and short-time work in Eastern Germany

The labor market of Eastern Germany shortly after reunification is characterized by an above average growth of unemployment and short-time work. This study contains a number of facts concerning this central economic and social problem area in the newly formed German states.

Topics:
Data contains information about unemployment and short-time work.
- Development over time since beginning/ middle of 1990
- Professional groups and branches
- Female employees
- Structured by geographical references.

Tables:
- Unemployed, job vacancies and short-time worker
- Unemployed and short-time worker in Eastern Germany
- Unemployed and unemployment rate by states
- Short-time worker and short-time work rate by states
- Unemployed and short-time worker by states
- Unemployed and short-time worker with a work loss of more than 75 percent by
- Female unemployed and female short-time worker in Eastern Germany
- Female short-time worker and short-time work rate by state
- Female unemployed and female short-time worker by states
- Unemployed by professional groups and by states (quarterly survey)
- Female unemployed by professional groups and by states (quarterly survey)
- Labor force, short-time worker and short-time work rate by economic group
- Short-time worker and short-time work rate by economic group
- Female short-time worker and short-time work rate by economic group
- Short-time worker and short-time work rate by branches and states
- Unemployed and short-time worker by employment office district and by states, effective February 1991