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Employment promotion
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The Employment Relationship: A comparative overview
This book presents the complex relation of labour legislation to the employment relationship, reporting on the many terms, notions, definitions, laws and practice in the various regions of the world.
Events
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Webinar on Women’s Entrepreneurship Development: ILO experiences in assisting women entrepreneurs in starting-up a productive business with growth potential
21 February 2012, Webinar - ILO and UN Global Compact Office
Find out more from
- Global Job Crisis Observatory section on Employment promotion
- Economic and Labour Market Analysis (EMP/ELM)
- Employment Policy Department (EMP/POLICY)
- International Labour Standards (NORMES)
- Job Creation and Enterprise Development (EMP/ENTERPRISE)
- Policy Integration and Statistics Department
- Skills and Employability (EMP/SKILLS)