Pakistan employment trends 2007: skills

Identifies the need to promote greater investment in skills and training so that men and women have enhanced and equal access to productive and decent work.

Type: Report

Date issued: 01 December 2007

Authors: Ministry of Labour, Manpower & Overseas Pakistanis; Labour Market Information and Analysis Unit

Format available: PDF viii, 45 p.

Download: English [pdf 392KB]

The analysis of Pakistan’s skill situation in this report illustrates that, using a limited set of labour market indicators, skill relevant segments can be identified which impact the labour market and warrant investigation and policy analysis. subsequent issues of Pakistan Employment Trends will increasingly integrate skill analysis with a focus on policy planning to improving education/training and employment policies. A number of recommendations in this context are part of the conclusions of this report.

Tag: employment, labour market

Regions and countries covered: Pakistan

Unit responsible: ILO Country Office for Pakistan

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