Resources on Country employment policy analysis and development
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Resources on Country employment policy analysis and development

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

    31 August 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 125

  2. Tackling the youth employment crisis: A macroeconomic perspective

    04 June 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 124

  3. Brief profile on Employment Policies

    25 May 2012

    Employment for social justice and a fair globalization

  4. Growth, employment and decent work in Namibia: A situation analysis

    09 March 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 81

  5. The Global Development Agenda after the Great Recession of 2008-2009: Revisiting the Seoul Development Consensus - Papers and Proceedings of the Employment Policy Department Knowledge-Sharing Conference

    06 March 2012

    The Employment Policy Department’s One-Day Knowledge-Sharing Conference took place on 21 November 2011 at ILO headquarters in Geneva. Its goal was to provide a forum for distinguished external experts to share their knowledge on the evolution of the global development agenda after the great recession of 2008-2009. In addition, by revisiting the framework of the Seoul Development Consensus, the conference sought to assess whether it should and could be implemented with greater vigour in the current economic context of the G20 countries. It was also a great opportunity to discuss how to build a new development framework by sharing different country case studies.

  6. Growth, Economic Policies and Employment Linkages: Israel

    27 February 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 83

  7. Macroeconomic policy for full and productive employment and decent work for all: Sri Lanka country study

    21 December 2011

    This paper examines how to retain macroeconomic policy manoeuvrability in order to appropriately respond to its development priorities and to avoid the need for conditionality-driven policy setting.

  8. Macroeconomics of growth and employment: The case of Turkey

    15 December 2011

    Employment Working Paper No. 108

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