Employment Working Papers
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Employment Working Papers

  1. The Philippines Employment Projections Model: Employment targeting and scenarios

    Souleima El Achkar Hilal, Theo Sparreboom, Douglas Meade

    Employment Working Paper No. 140

  2. Promoting employment intensive growth in Sri Lanka: An assessment of key sectors

    Sunil Chandrasiri

    Employment Working Paper No. 139

  3. Globalization, employment and gender in the open economy of Sri Lanka

    Naoko Otobe

    Employment Working Paper No. 138

  4. Towards more inclusive employment policy making: Process and role of stakeholders in Indonesia, Nicaragua, Moldova and Uganda

    Claire Harasty, Zulfan Tadjoeddin, Mikhail Pouchkin, Gijsbert van Liemt

    Employment Working Paper No. 137

  5. How not to count the employed in developing countries

    Nomaan Majid

    Employment Working Paper No. 136

  6. Local governance and the informal economy: Experiences in promoting decent work in the Philippines

    Reginald M. Indon, Sandra O. Yu

    Employment Working Paper No. 135

  7. Implications of the recent macroeconomic policies on employment and labour market outcomes in Peru

    Maria Lucia Guerra

    Employment Working Paper No. 134

  8. Employment Protection and Collective Bargaining: Beyond the deregulation agenda

    Sandrine Cazes, Sameer Khatiwada, Miguel Malo

    Employment Working Paper No. 133

  9. Trade and employment in services: The case of Indonesia

    Chris Manning, Haryo Aswicahyono

    Employment Working Paper No. 132

  10. Cities with Jobs: Confronting the Employment Challenge, Research report

    Adrian Atkinson

    Employment Working Paper No. 131

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