Grupo de autores, para alem dos nacionais: Werner Eichhorst, Paul Marx, Ulf Rinne, Rene Boheim, Thomas Leoni, Steven Tobin, Arthur Sweetman, Pierre Cahuc, Tommaso Colussi, Egbert L. W. Jongen, Paul Verstraten, Priscila Ferreira, Joao Cerejeira, Miguel Portela, Raul Ramos, Martin Kahanec, Monika Martiskova, Lena Hensvik, Oskar Nordstrom Skans, Patrick Arni, Rui Costa, Stephen Machin, Susan N. Houseman

The chapter analyses factors influencing medium-term employment growth, highlighting the importance of labour force participation, occupational changes and income inequality as key determinants. The chapter also discusses the role of manufacturing employment for overall job creation and challenges that the early decline in manufacturing employment in a series of emerging economies poses for their future economic and social development.

World Employment and Social OutlookVolume 2015, Issue 1 p. i-4 EspañolFree Access Resumen: Nuevas turbulencias en el horizonte del empleo Vladimir Andrianov, Vladimir Andrianov ILOSearch for more papers by this authorValia Bourmpoula, Valia Bourmpoula ILOSearch for more papers by this authorJuan Chacaltana, Juan Chacaltana ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSukti Dasgupta, Sukti Dasgupta ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMarta Duda, Marta Duda ILOSearch for more papers by this authorEkkehard Ernst, Ekkehard Ernst ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSalwa Haidar, Salwa Haidar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRichard Horne, Richard Horne ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPhu Huynh, Phu Huynh ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAya Jafaar, Aya Jafaar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSameer Khatiwada, Sameer Khatiwada ILOSearch for more papers by this authorKee Beom Kim, Kee Beom Kim ILOSearch for more papers by this authorStefan Kühn, Stefan Kühn ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMary Kawar, Mary Kawar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorXinrong Liu, Xinrong Liu ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMakiko Matsumoto, Makiko Matsumoto ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRossana Merola, Rossana Merola ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSanto Milasi, Santo Milasi ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMichael Mwasikakata, Michael Mwasikakata ILOSearch for more papers by this authorVeda Narasimhan, Veda Narasimhan ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAlena Nesporova, Alena Nesporova ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPrakash Pathak, Prakash Pathak ILOSearch for more papers by this authorClemente Pignatti, Clemente Pignatti ILOSearch for more papers by this authorDamien Roche, Damien Roche ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSteven Tobin, Steven Tobin ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRaymond Torres, Raymond Torres ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSher Verick, Sher Verick ILOSearch for more papers by this authorChristian Viegelahn, Christian Viegelahn ILOSearch for more papers by this author Vladimir Andrianov, Vladimir Andrianov ILOSearch for more papers by this authorValia Bourmpoula, Valia Bourmpoula ILOSearch for more papers by this authorJuan Chacaltana, Juan Chacaltana ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSukti Dasgupta, Sukti Dasgupta ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMarta Duda, Marta Duda ILOSearch for more papers by this authorEkkehard Ernst, Ekkehard Ernst ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSalwa Haidar, Salwa Haidar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRichard Horne, Richard Horne ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPhu Huynh, Phu Huynh ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAya Jafaar, Aya Jafaar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSameer Khatiwada, Sameer Khatiwada ILOSearch for more papers by this authorKee Beom Kim, Kee Beom Kim ILOSearch for more papers by this authorStefan Kühn, Stefan Kühn ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMary Kawar, Mary Kawar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorXinrong Liu, Xinrong Liu ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMakiko Matsumoto, Makiko Matsumoto ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRossana Merola, Rossana Merola ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSanto Milasi, Santo Milasi ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMichael Mwasikakata, Michael Mwasikakata ILOSearch for more papers by this authorVeda Narasimhan, Veda Narasimhan ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAlena Nesporova, Alena Nesporova ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPrakash Pathak, Prakash Pathak ILOSearch for more papers by this authorClemente Pignatti, Clemente Pignatti ILOSearch for more papers by this authorDamien Roche, Damien Roche ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSteven Tobin, Steven Tobin ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRaymond Torres, Raymond Torres ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSher Verick, Sher Verick ILOSearch for more papers by this authorChristian Viegelahn, Christian Viegelahn ILOSearch for more papers by this author First published: 27 April 2017 https://doi.org/10.1002/wow3.60AboutPDF ToolsExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Volume2015, Issue1January 2015Pages i-4 RelatedInformation

The chapter gives a global overview of recent labour market developments and short- and medium-term projections for employment and wages. The chapter discusses recent changes in occupational employment and how they affect inequality and wages. The chapter also highlights the importance of rising youth unemployment for social unrest across major world regions.

The chapter gives a detailed overview of recent labour market trends across eight major world regions. The chapter discusses each one of them, highlighting the divergent trends both within and across regions. In particular, the continuous improvement in some major advanced economies contrasts sharply with the ongoing difficulties in many European countries and the first signs of slowdown in key emerging markets.

World Employment and Social OutlookVolume 2015, Issue 1 p. i-4 FrançaisFree Access Résumé: Nouvelles turbulences du côté de l'emploi Vladimir Andrianov, Vladimir Andrianov ILOSearch for more papers by this authorValia Bourmpoula, Valia Bourmpoula ILOSearch for more papers by this authorJuan Chacaltana, Juan Chacaltana ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSukti Dasgupta, Sukti Dasgupta ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMarta Duda, Marta Duda ILOSearch for more papers by this authorEkkehard Ernst, Ekkehard Ernst ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSalwa Haidar, Salwa Haidar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRichard Horne, Richard Horne ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPhu Huynh, Phu Huynh ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAya Jafaar, Aya Jafaar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSameer Khatiwada, Sameer Khatiwada ILOSearch for more papers by this authorKee Beom Kim, Kee Beom Kim ILOSearch for more papers by this authorStefan Kühn, Stefan Kühn ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMary Kawar, Mary Kawar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorXinrong Liu, Xinrong Liu ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMakiko Matsumoto, Makiko Matsumoto ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRossana Merola, Rossana Merola ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSanto Milasi, Santo Milasi ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMichael Mwasikakata, Michael Mwasikakata ILOSearch for more papers by this authorVeda Narasimhan, Veda Narasimhan ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAlena Nesporova, Alena Nesporova ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPrakash Pathak, Prakash Pathak ILOSearch for more papers by this authorClemente Pignatti, Clemente Pignatti ILOSearch for more papers by this authorDamien Roche, Damien Roche ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSteven Tobin, Steven Tobin ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRaymond Torres, Raymond Torres ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSher Verick, Sher Verick ILOSearch for more papers by this authorChristian Viegelahn, Christian Viegelahn ILOSearch for more papers by this author Vladimir Andrianov, Vladimir Andrianov ILOSearch for more papers by this authorValia Bourmpoula, Valia Bourmpoula ILOSearch for more papers by this authorJuan Chacaltana, Juan Chacaltana ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSukti Dasgupta, Sukti Dasgupta ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMarta Duda, Marta Duda ILOSearch for more papers by this authorEkkehard Ernst, Ekkehard Ernst ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSalwa Haidar, Salwa Haidar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRichard Horne, Richard Horne ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPhu Huynh, Phu Huynh ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAya Jafaar, Aya Jafaar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSameer Khatiwada, Sameer Khatiwada ILOSearch for more papers by this authorKee Beom Kim, Kee Beom Kim ILOSearch for more papers by this authorStefan Kühn, Stefan Kühn ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMary Kawar, Mary Kawar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorXinrong Liu, Xinrong Liu ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMakiko Matsumoto, Makiko Matsumoto ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRossana Merola, Rossana Merola ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSanto Milasi, Santo Milasi ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMichael Mwasikakata, Michael Mwasikakata ILOSearch for more papers by this authorVeda Narasimhan, Veda Narasimhan ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAlena Nesporova, Alena Nesporova ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPrakash Pathak, Prakash Pathak ILOSearch for more papers by this authorClemente Pignatti, Clemente Pignatti ILOSearch for more papers by this authorDamien Roche, Damien Roche ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSteven Tobin, Steven Tobin ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRaymond Torres, Raymond Torres ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSher Verick, Sher Verick ILOSearch for more papers by this authorChristian Viegelahn, Christian Viegelahn ILOSearch for more papers by this author First published: 27 April 2017 https://doi.org/10.1002/wow3.59AboutPDF ToolsExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat Volume2015, Issue1January 2015Pages i-4 RelatedInformation

World Employment and Social OutlookVolume 2015, Issue 1 p. i-4 EnglishFree Access Summary: Renewed Turbulence Over the Employment Horizon Vladimir Andrianov, Vladimir Andrianov ILOSearch for more papers by this authorValia Bourmpoula, Valia Bourmpoula ILOSearch for more papers by this authorJuan Chacaltana, Juan Chacaltana ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSukti Dasgupta, Sukti Dasgupta ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMarta Duda, Marta Duda ILOSearch for more papers by this authorEkkehard Ernst, Ekkehard Ernst ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSalwa Haidar, Salwa Haidar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRichard Horne, Richard Horne ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPhu Huynh, Phu Huynh ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAya Jafaar, Aya Jafaar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSameer Khatiwada, Sameer Khatiwada ILOSearch for more papers by this authorKee Beom Kim, Kee Beom Kim ILOSearch for more papers by this authorStefan Kühn, Stefan Kühn ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMary Kawar, Mary Kawar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorXinrong Liu, Xinrong Liu ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMakiko Matsumoto, Makiko Matsumoto ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRossana Merola, Rossana Merola ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSanto Milasi, Santo Milasi ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMichael Mwasikakata, Michael Mwasikakata ILOSearch for more papers by this authorVeda Narasimhan, Veda Narasimhan ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAlena Nesporova, Alena Nesporova ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPrakash Pathak, Prakash Pathak ILOSearch for more papers by this authorClemente Pignatti, Clemente Pignatti ILOSearch for more papers by this authorDamien Roche, Damien Roche ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSteven Tobin, Steven Tobin ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRaymond Torres, Raymond Torres ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSher Verick, Sher Verick ILOSearch for more papers by this authorChristian Viegelahn, Christian Viegelahn ILOSearch for more papers by this author Vladimir Andrianov, Vladimir Andrianov ILOSearch for more papers by this authorValia Bourmpoula, Valia Bourmpoula ILOSearch for more papers by this authorJuan Chacaltana, Juan Chacaltana ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSukti Dasgupta, Sukti Dasgupta ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMarta Duda, Marta Duda ILOSearch for more papers by this authorEkkehard Ernst, Ekkehard Ernst ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSalwa Haidar, Salwa Haidar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRichard Horne, Richard Horne ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPhu Huynh, Phu Huynh ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAya Jafaar, Aya Jafaar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSameer Khatiwada, Sameer Khatiwada ILOSearch for more papers by this authorKee Beom Kim, Kee Beom Kim ILOSearch for more papers by this authorStefan Kühn, Stefan Kühn ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMary Kawar, Mary Kawar ILOSearch for more papers by this authorXinrong Liu, Xinrong Liu ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMakiko Matsumoto, Makiko Matsumoto ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRossana Merola, Rossana Merola ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSanto Milasi, Santo Milasi ILOSearch for more papers by this authorMichael Mwasikakata, Michael Mwasikakata ILOSearch for more papers by this authorVeda Narasimhan, Veda Narasimhan ILOSearch for more papers by this authorAlena Nesporova, Alena Nesporova ILOSearch for more papers by this authorPrakash Pathak, Prakash Pathak ILOSearch for more papers by this authorClemente Pignatti, Clemente Pignatti ILOSearch for more papers by this authorDamien Roche, Damien Roche ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSteven Tobin, Steven Tobin ILOSearch for more papers by this authorRaymond Torres, Raymond Torres ILOSearch for more papers by this authorSher Verick, Sher Verick ILOSearch for more papers by this authorChristian Viegelahn, Christian Viegelahn ILOSearch for more papers by this author First published: 27 April 2017 https://doi.org/10.1002/wow3.55AboutPDF ToolsExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat Volume2015, Issue1January 2015Pages i-4 RelatedInformation

The employment situation remains a major source of concern in the majority of countries in the European Union. Half of the region’s unemployed have been without work for more than a year, and unless the policy approach changes, the prospects are for a sluggish employment recovery. The Investment Plan proposed by the European Commission is thus a welcome initiative that recognizes the immediate need for stimulating growth, fostering Europe’s competitiveness and tackling the employment crisis. This report finds that for the Investment Plan to make a significant dent in unemployment, the design of the programme is crucial. Taking into account the magnitude and diversity of the labour market challenges, placing greater emphasis on complementary labour market policies and ensuring that small enterprises have access to credit will lead to better outcomes. In addition, any measures developed as part of the Investment Plan need to form the basis of a medium-term employment strategy that aims at quality job creation and avoids a “race to the bottom” in terms of wages and working conditions.

This chapter presents an overview of the key labour market trends that have been shaping the world of work since the global economic crisis, from both global and regional perspectives. The chapter points to an uneven employment picture, with emerging and developing economies performing better than the majority of advanced economies. Furthermore, the chapter examines several structural dimensions of the current situation, notably long-term joblessness, job quality and the social climate, as measured by the social unrest index.

Argues that employment remains depressed in the majority of Eurozone countries and that a further 4.5 million jobs may be lost. Suggests that addressing the jobs crisis in the Eurozone requires, first, repairing the financial system urgently.

Abstract Sluggish recovery of employment after the crisis and worsening job quality. Long‐term unemployment and youth unemployment on the rise in advanced economies. The sluggish recovery of employment from the crisis is worsened by continuing economic slowdown. Social unrest is increasing as a consequence of higher unemployment.

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This discussion paper argues that young people have been disproportionately affected by the global economic crisis that began in the autumn of 2008. These trends have exacerbated earlier challenges and there is concern that the situation of youth will become unsustainable in some countries, representing a threat to social cohesion. The authors aim to demonstrate that all is not lost regarding youth unemployment. Some countries have done better than others in reducing the effects of the crisis on youth employment, which is partly due to relatively favourable initial conditions but partly also to the adoption of effective policies. The purposes of the paper are to: (i) shed light on the key labour market challenges facing youth in the context of the global crisis (section A); (ii) review measures and special programmes that have been developed by countries since the start of the crisis in support of youth employment (section B); and (iii) discuss key policy issues and dilemmas for improving the situation of youth in the labour market in a sustainable manner (section C). In general, for the purposes of this paper, young persons are those aged 15 to 24 (unless otherwise indicated), as is the case in labour force surveys. The authors conclude that carefully designed fiscal policies will be needed to ensure better employment outcomes for youth in the longer term.

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