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2012

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

    31 August 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 125

  2. Guide for the formulation of national employment policies

    28 August 2012

    This guide for the formulation of national employment policies has been prepared as a capacity building tool for ILO’s tripartite constituents, ILO technical staff and a variety of national stakeholders who are engaged in the development and implementation of national employment policies (NEP). It provides practical guidance and a clear and value-based framework in which to develop national employment policies adapted to local contexts and conditions. It draws on practical experience gained through the ILO’s policy advisory work in some 60 countries from 2006 to 2011, as well as on the most recent policy research and analysis regarding employment and labour markets. This Guide provides a road map and framework for developing a coherent and integrated national employment policy through policy dialogue. It can be an essential component of the capacity-building strategy for Governments (Ministries of Labour, but also Finance,Planning, Economy, and others), Employers and Workers’ organizations an all those concerned with employment. It can be used as a stand-alone resource or accompanied by training activities and workshops. The capacity-building strategy described is flexible and responsive to specific demands and relevant to a wide range of contexts. This guide is produced as a living and evolving resource to be enriched with further feedback and discussions.

  3. Tackling the youth employment crisis: A macroeconomic perspective

    04 June 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 124

  4. Brief profile on Informal Economy

    25 May 2012

    Employment for social justice and a fair globalization

  5. Brief profile on Employment-Intensive Investments

    25 May 2012

    Employment for social justice and a fair globalization

  6. Brief profile on Employment Policies

    25 May 2012

    Employment for social justice and a fair globalization

  7. The Youth Employment Crisis: Time for Action

    02 April 2012

    Report prepared by the Office for the ILC 2012 discussion on Youth Employment, Summary of key issues and findings

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

    09 March 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 81

  9. Towards an ILO approach to climate change adaptation

    27 February 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 104

  10. Growth, Economic Policies and Employment Linkages: Israel

    27 February 2012

    Employment Working Paper No. 83

2011

  1. 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.

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

    15 December 2011

    Employment Working Paper No. 108

  3. China: From an Active Employment Policy to Employment Promotion Law. Coping with economic restructuring and labour market adjustments

    20 November 2011

    "China has enjoyed spectacularly high GDP growth rates for over more than three decades, thanks to the massive economic, social and institutional reforms put in place during a period of intensifying globalization." Based on a study by the Institute for Labour Studies Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, People's Republic of China, this report provides a unique account of China's move towards increased participation in the market economy and how the Government coped with the massive labour adjustments that came with the restructuring process.

  4. Macroeconomic policy for employment creation: The case of Malawi

    24 October 2011

    Employment Working Paper No. 93

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