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Apr 2024
15m 51s

Addressing major labour market challenge...

International Labour Org.
About this episode
The world of work is being buffeted by a torrent of change, with multiple crises raising the magnitude and complexity of employment challenges to unprecedented levels. Labour markets have been hit by disruptive mega-trends that weren’t on our radar just a decade ago. These range from challenges we already know like gender disparities, informality and yout ... Show More
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