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New publication by Marlis Buchmann and Helen Buchs: «Trends in skill demand and labor market outcomes»

Marlis Buchmann and Helen Buchs contributed a chapter in the newly published «Handbook on Education and Labour Market» on «Trends in skill demand and labor market outcomes: the role of digitalization».

First published online July 8, 2025 in Handbook on Education and Labour Market.

Read full chapter here:https://doi.org/10.4337/9781803923987.00017

Excerpt of the Introduction:

Digital technologies transform not only work tasks, but also the skills needed to perform these tasks. In particular, shifts in skill requirements affect labor market outcomes – be it at the macro level, shifts in employment and wage inequality, or at the micro level, unemployment risks and wage losses or gains in workers’ careers. The main objectives of this chapter are to critically review research on the link between digitalization and labor market change and to empirically illustrate two unattended components of changing skill demand, namely shifts in skill profiles and the respective within- and between-occupation changes.

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Prof. Dr. Marlis Buchmann heads the Swiss Job Market Monitor at the Department of Sociology. Her main areas of research are life course, social stratification and mobility, sociology of education, occupation and labour markets, and social and cultural change.