Presentation of study "Employment and Job Creation in Belgium, France, and Luxembourg: analysis, vulnerable groups and solutions”. This report provides a diagnosis, derived from multiple sources, of the trends and structure of employment, unemployment, and underemployment that considers the broader European context, with a particular focus on what has occurred from the end of the 2000s until the period just prior to Covid. The research pays special attention to elements that have a close effect on (un/under) employment and job creation (national/regional cultures and attitudes, regulations, public policies, and private initiatives), in Europe and particularly in Belgium, France and Luxembourg. The document is structured as follows: a diagnosis of the context and trends of the European labor market over the past years; identification of vulnerable groups in relation to their involvement in the labor market; analysis of the public policies and private initiatives regarding the challenges around employment in these countries; and finally a summary of the main take-aways.