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Global employment trends : January 2010

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Provides an overview of the global economic and labour market impacts of the crisis as reflected in economic growth and labour market indicators up to and including 2009, with special attention on more vulnerable groups such as women and youth. The global overview sets the context in which regions and countries have responded to the economic crisis. Presents regional experiences and includes a snapshot of the impact of the crisis on the labour markets in selected economies. Highlights policy issues and interventions related to mitigating adverse impacts of the crisis and supporting recovery.

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  • International Labour Organization., 2010. "Global employment trends : January 2010," Global Employment Trends Reports 994531463402676, International Labour Office, Economic and Labour Market Analysis Department.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:trends:994531463402676
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