Tools and Services
2017
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ILO Research paper No. 20
The impact of minimum wage increases on the South African economy in the Global Policy Model
09 November 2017
This paper uses the United Nations Global Policy Model (GPM) to assess the impact of increases in minimum wages on the South African economy. The results indicate that higher (relative) real wage growth rebalances national income, and the labour share increases since relative wages rise and employment is roughly maintained.
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Instructional material
Guidance note on integrating Food and Nutrition Security into Country Analysis and UNDAF (Guide for UNCTs) – UNDG approved
09 August 2017
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Publication
Can productivity in SMEs be increased by investing in workers’ health? Taking stock of findings on health protection of workers in small and medium-sized enterprises and their impacts on productivity
09 August 2017
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Web page
Guide: Governance of Social Security Systems-A Guide for Board Members in Africa, 2010
08 August 2017
This guide is part of the ILO QUATRAIN AFRICA project which has the objective of improving training in quantitative social security techniques in Africa. Without prescribing precise rules for coping with particular issues, guidance for social security board members in general and on a range of specific issues is provided.
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Web page
Course: (Turin) Training workshop on financing skills development
08 August 2017
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Web page
Course: (Turin) Unchaining rural supply chains: global trends and local innovations
08 August 2017
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Web page
Course: (E-learning) Distance training in best practices in ILS reporting
08 August 2017
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Web page
Course: (Turin, E-learning) Decent work and sustainable development
08 August 2017
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Web page
Course: Rural Economy Academy, 2017
08 August 2017
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Employment Policy Brief
New automation technologies and job creation and destruction dynamics
12 May 2017
This policy brief addresses the following question: is the labour-replacing potential of the technological revolution so far-reaching that it is inherently different from what has been experienced in the past, and on balance is an inhibitor rather than a generator of decent work?