Summary
The recent evaluation of the Employment Market Balance Act shows that flexible work has hardly decreased.
Evaluation of the Employment Market Balance Act
According to the evaluation, the Employment Market Balance Act, which came into force in 2020, has had little impact on the flexibilization of the labor market. Despite the intention to improve the position of workers with flexible contracts, the share of flexible work remains unchanged. The law has not led to significant changes for freelancers and temporary workers.
Context for BI Professionals
For BI professionals, this indicates that trends regarding flexible work and the use of data analysis in HR processes continue to be important. The ongoing development of flexible positions and freelance work will likely influence personnel data and reporting on work structures. Competitors in the HR tech sector, such as tools managing flexible contracts, may need to adjust their strategies accordingly.
Key Takeaway
BI professionals should focus on analyzing personnel data arising from flexible contracts and freelancers. It is crucial to monitor market trends and their impact on work structures to strategically advise on personnel management and development.
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