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SUMMARY:16th FGB Knowledge Apero "Making sense of skills intelligence: what is useful\, usable\, and worth acting on. The views of social partners"
DESCRIPTION:Skills shortages and emerging skills are central to today’s labour-market debates\, yet the evidence behind these claims is often complex\, fragmented\, and interpreted in different ways. This informal networking event invites social partners to step back from solutions and reflect on how skills intelligence is understood\, trusted\, and used in practice. \nPoints for discussion: \n\nCommon misunderstandings around “skills shortages”\nWhich skills evidence is most (and least) trusted\nRisks of over-reacting to “emerging skills” narratives\nWhat makes skills data easier to question and contextualise\nWhat better-functioning skills intelligence would mean in practice for employers and workers\n\nOpening words: \n\nLiga Baltina\, Head of Labour Market and Skills Research\, FGB Brussels office\n\nModeration: \n\nProf. Terence Hogarth\, University of Warwick\n\nIntroducing the theme: Snapshots from Horizon funded project “SkillsPulse: Skills – Predicting\, Understanding\, and Locating Shortages in Europe” \n\nGiulia Martorana and Marina Ferent\, Researchers\, Labour Market and Skills Research Unit\, FGB Brussels office\n\nKey interventions : \n\nTatjana Babrauskienė\, Lithuanian education and science trade union\nBeatrice Miano\, World Employment Confederation\nSabina Casini\, BDA – German Employers\n\nParticipation upon registration\n\nKnowledge Apéro is an after-work informal gathering with invited guests for sharing discussion and wine. Networks bring inspiration\, multiplying the dimensions of value generated by individuals\, institutions\, and companies. \nPlease note that FGB’s Brussels office is located in a historic building which regrettably has some architectural barriers – namely steps at the entrance and very small lifts – and is not fully accessible to persons with reduced mobility. \n 
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