World of Work Report 2012 ‘Better Jobs for a Better Economy’

By International Labour Organization (ILO) on April 26, 2012

The new study examines the performance of different countries since the start of the global crisis through the prism of the quantity and quality of jobs.

Full report available in English here.
Summary available in English here.
Résumé disponible en français ici.
Disponible en español aquí.

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