Maps and charts

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  1. Where has inequality gone up and where has it gone down?

    13 March 2015

    This chart illustrates that inequality has risen in most countries over the past two decades. It is based on research found in the new ILO volume: "Labour Markets, Institutions and Inequality: Building just societies in the 21st century".

  2. How unemployment differs across regions ?

    20 January 2015

    The chart shows unemployment trends by region from 2008 until 2019. Though the rate of unemployment is declining slowly, the number of new workers entering the work force continues to rise. As such, the total number of people who are unemployed is expected to rise from 201 million people today to 212 million people in 2019.

  3. Which sector will create the most jobs?

    20 January 2015

    This chart shows how various sectors of the global labour economy grew or shrank between 2010-2013 (horizontal axis) and how much they’re expected to grow or shrink between 2014-2019 (vertical axis).

  4. Where will unemployment be the highest over the next five years?

    20 January 2015

  5. How well do countries cover their populations for pensions?

    30 September 2014

  6. Shortage of skilled health workers, by country

    03 June 2014

  7. Share of unemployed receiving benefits, by country

    03 June 2014

  8. Spending on child and family benefits, by country

    03 June 2014

  9. Number of policy areas covered in social protection programmes, by country

    03 June 2014

  10. Average employment growth by region 2009-2014 and expected job creation 2014-2019

    27 May 2014