Employment Working Papers
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Employment Working Papers

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

    Adrian Atkinson

    Employment Working Paper No. 131

  2. Cities with Jobs: Confronting the Employment Challenge; Policy paper

    Adrian Atkinson

    Employment Working Paper No. 130

  3. Cities with Jobs: Confronting the Employment Challenge; Promoting employment in Marikina and Quezon city, Philippines

    Eugenio M. Gonzales

    Employment Working Paper No. 129

  4. Cities with Jobs: Confronting the Employment Challenge; Sao Paulo – Brazil – The case of Osasco

    Jeroen Klink

    Employment Working Paper No. 128

  5. Cities with Jobs: Confronting the Employment Challenge; An examination of approaches to employment in two South African case study cities

    Glen Robbins, Sarah Hobbs

    Employment Working Paper No. 127

  6. Labour related provisions in international investment agreements

    Bertram Boie

    Employment Working Paper No. 126

  7. Well-being and the non-material dimension of work

    Duncan Campbell

    Employment Working Paper No. 125

  8. Tackling the youth employment crisis: A macroeconomic perspective

    Makiko Matsumoto, Martina Hengge, Iyanatul Islam

    Employment Working Paper No. 124

  9. Contribution of labour market policies and institutions to employment, equal opportunities and the formalisation of the informal economy: Morocco

    Aomar Ibourk

    Employment Working Paper No. 123

  10. Preliminary assessment of training and retraining programmes implemented in response to the Great Recession

    Ellen Hansen with assistance from Zulum Avila

    Employment Working Paper No. 122

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