COVID-19 and employment policies: Resources and tools (EMPLOYMENT)

International Labour Org. · Platform work and gender inequalities – Case study from India

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, and lock-down and slow-down measures are put in place, people around the world are increasingly anxious about their jobs. Policies to protect workers from employment risks and boost new employment opportunities are urgently needed. In response to such needs, the ILO Employment Policy Department will provide timely, relevant and vital resources on this page, including policy recommendations, best practices and innovative solutions.

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COVID-19 and employment policies: Resources and tools

Policies for boosting the economy and demand

Employment policies for social justice

Guidelines for employment diagnostics in times of continuous change

Creating jobs in low- and middle-income countries through demand-side policies

Policies for supporting enterprises, jobs and income

Guidelines for employment diagnostics in times of continuous change

Creating jobs in low- and middle-income countries through demand-side policies

Guidelines for shaping employment policies that support a green recovery and a just transition

Target groups

Employment policies for social justice

Guidelines for employment diagnostics in times of continuous change

Creating jobs in low- and middle-income countries through demand-side policies

Fragility and Least Developed Countries (LDC)

Peace is everyone’s business

From crisis to opportunity for sustainable peace

Summary and key recommendations - From crisis to opportunity for sustainable peace: A joint perspective on responding to the health, employment and peacebuilding challenges in times of COVID-19

Other resources

Promoting decent work in platform work

Digital skills and the future of work: Challenges and opportunities in a post COVID-19 environment (WISIS Session 216, 29 July 2020)

Q&A on: Robotics and reshoring - Employment implications for developing countries