Seminar on ‘Employment and unemployment: Revisiting the relevance and conceptual basis of the statistics’
This seminar has been organized because 26 years after the adoption of the Resolution concerning statistics of the economically active population, employment, unemployment and underemployment by the 13th ICLS (1982), time may have come to start reflecting upon a possible revision or update of the Resolution.
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