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The global financial crisis has triggered a serious slowdown in world economic growth
including recession in the largest industrialized countries. Enterprises have stopped hiring
and many are laying off workers in considerable numbers ... Experience shows that the longer people stay out of work the more their “employability” deteriorates, making it progressively harder to get back into work.
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How to tackle the crisis - ILO tools and good practices - Public Employment Services responses to the global economic crisis (pdf 184 KB), EMP/SKILLS, ILO, 13 November 2009
• Français (pdf 181 KB) • Español (pdf 185 KB) Employment intensive programme Local economic development - Nurturing the growth of small enterprises : a brief overview to policies, laws and regulations that maximise small enterprise development and employment growth (pdf 468 KB)
S. White, ILO, 2001 - Organisation, negotiation and contracting in development programmes and projects : a study of current practice the community level (pdf 3.1 MB)
P. Oakley, ILO, 2001 - The Urban material source book : a guide for community-managed and labour-based upgrading of urban low-income settlements (pdf 113 KB)
G. Simba, J. Fransen, ILO, 2000 - Micro finance for self-employment in industrialized countries : good practice guide (pdf 276 KB)
ILO, 2003 - Community contracts in urban infrastructure works : practical lessons from experience (pdf 19 MB) • French (pdf 3 MB)
J. Tournée, W. van Esch, ILO, 2001 - Local economic development for employment generation, peace and security : approaches, tools, and good practices in the Philippines (pdf 2.83 MB)
ILO, 2007
Lessons learned from previous crises Other solutions
Employment and labour market policies Job creation Skills development Work reorganization
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