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Building effective employment programs for unemployed youth in the Middle East and North Africa
Angel-Urdinola, Diego F. - 2013
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World Development Report 1995 : Workers in an Integrating World
1995
This eighteenth annual report assesses what a more market-driven and integrated world means for workers. It asks which development strategies best address workers' needs, and what domestic labor market policies can do to establish a more equitable distribution of income, greater job security,...
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More and better jobs in South Asia
2011
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Making work pay in Madagascar : employment, growth, and poverty reduction
Hoftijzer, Margo - 2008
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Constraints to growth and job creation in low-income commonwealth of independent states countries
Verme, Paolo - 2006
not experienced growth in employment, a phenomenon observed elsewhere in transitional economies and labeled as "jobless …
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Tunisia's global integration : a second generation of reforms to boost growth and employment
2009
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Republic of the Philippines Labor Market Review : Employment and Poverty
World Bank - 2016
, and low-paid. Widespread informality means that the poor neither benefit from the minimum wage policy nor from employment … protection legislation. They do not benefit from wage growth either, because their bargaining power is weak. Good jobs are so few …-paid laborers. The reduction of in-work poverty hinges on removing constraints to gainful employment in both supply side (better …
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Indonesia Jobs Report : Towards Better Jobs and Security for All
World Bank - 2010
Indonesia has enjoyed a demographic dividend over the last forty years. The working population has been growing faster than the population of non-working dependents. This presents a major opportunity for economic growth and poverty reduction, provided that more jobs and better jobs are created...
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