Jurek Tiedemann

Economist for Securing Skilled Labor

Tel: +49 221 4981-419 Mail: tiedemann@iwkoeln.de

Since 2022 at the IW
Bachelor's degree in economics at the University of Bonn
Master's degree in economics at the University of Duisburg-Essen
Research interests: Labor market, training market, vocational qualification, shortage of skilled workers and securing skilled workers

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IW Publications

Burstedde, Alexander / Puls, Thomas / Tiedemann, Jurek, 2025, Risiken für die Umsetzung des Sondervermögens Infrastruktur und Klimaneutralität. Kapazitätsengpässe dürften zu Verzögerungen und Preissteigerungen führen, IW-Report, Nr. 42, Köln
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Burstedde, Alexander / Tiedemann, Jurek, 2024, IW-Arbeitsmarktfortschreibung 2027. Aktualisierung mit Daten bis 2022 – Zuwanderung kann Alterung ausgleichen, IW-Report, Nr. 33, Köln
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Burstedde, Alexander / Risius, Paula / Tiedemann, Jurek / Werner, Dirk, 2023, Weiterbildungsbedarfe der Automobilbranche in der Transformation. Befragungsergebnisse aus dem IW-Zukunftspanel, Gutachten im Auftrag des Bundesministeriums für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz (BMWK) für den Expertenkreis Transformation der Automobilwirtschaft (ETA), IW-Report, Nr. 56, Köln
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More from Jurek Tiedemann

IW-Report No. 42 24. September 2025 Alexander Burstedde / Thomas Puls / Jurek Tiedemann

Risks for the implementation of the special infrastructure and climate neutrality fund

The Off-budget fund for infrastructure and climate neutrality (German abbreviation: SVIK) is intended to eliminate the government's investment backlog in Germany. To ensure the success of this gigantic project, this study identifies key stumbling blocks and provides specific recommendations for action.

IW-Report No. 33 9. August 2024 Alexander Burstedde / Jurek Tiedemann

IW labor market forecast 2027: Immigration can compensate for ageing

This study is the annual update of the IW labor market extrapolation with data up to 2022. The methodology is described in detail by Burstedde (2023). The update shows how employment and skilled labor shortages could develop during the next five years if the empirical trends of the last seven years were to continue. This is different from a forecast.

IW-Report No. 56 2. November 2023 Alexander Burstedde et al.

Further training needs of the automotive industry in transformation

Due to the ecological and digital transformation, significant parts of the German economy, particularly the industrial sector, are currently undergoing a transformation. This development also extends to the automotive sector, which occupies a vital position in the German economy.