Correlation Analysis between Indicators that Define the Labour Market in the European Union

Through this paper is to continue the research topic with the title “Analysis of the correlation between the minimum wage, unemployment benefits and the poverty of the Romanian” but the analysis extends to the level of the European Union. This paper aims at presenting the situation from the perspective not only Romania but also in terms of other European Union countries. Basically we performed analysis with reference to the estimated average indicators: gross minimum wage, social protection of people with work experience and have been without a job, and the right or the poverty level EU. Also in this paper we go on an analysis of the correlation between these indicators this time performing a regression model based on the results generated by mathematical statistical program S.P.S.S.