Changes in the labor market are driven not only by structural change but also by shifts in occupations and rising qualification levels

Infografik of October 23, 2025

The infographic of DIW Weekly Report 42-43/2025 illustrates how changes in the labor market are influenced not only by structural change but also by shifts in occupations and rising qualification levels. The data is presented using pie charts that highlight various contributing factors. Visual Elements: Main Heading: "Changes in the labor market are driven not only by structural change but also by shifts in occupations and rising qualification levels" summarizes the central theme of the infographic. Pie Charts: Multiple pie charts display the proportions of different factors influencing changes in the labor market. Each pie chart is divided into segments representing specific factors, such as shifts in occupations, rising qualification levels, and structural change. Grey areas in the pie charts represent time trends and non-identifiable effects. Notes: "The grey areas in the pie charts represent time trends and remaining, non-identifiable effects" explains the significance of the grey areas in the pie charts. Source: "Source: Establishment History Panel (EHP) of the IAB; own calculations" indicates the data source. "© DIW Berlin 2025" indicates the copyright holder. Additional Information: The infographic aims to visualize the various factors influencing changes in the labor market. The use of pie charts helps to present the data in a clear and accessible manner, highlighting the importance of shifts in occupations and rising qualification levels for the labor market. This description provides an overview of the representation of changes in the labor market through the use of an infographic.

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Topics: Labor and employment

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