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Measuring migrant recruitment costs for SDG indicator 10.7.1

This free e-course is available on eCampus, ITCILO’s online learning platform.

This self-paced e-course on measuring migrant recruitment costs provides an overview on how to produce data on SDG Indicator 10.7.1 to track progress towards achieving safe, orderly, and regular migration. It covers global commitments, the definition of recruitment costs, data collection methods, indicator calculation, analysis, and reporting for informed decision-making.

Data collection and research on child labour and forced labour

This free masterclass is available on eCampus, ITCILO’s online learning platform.

You can learn at your own pace. Choose your learning path (i.e., a predetermined set of modules) or select only the modules of your interest. You can learn through a mix of bite-sized videos, detailed companion notes, short summaries, case examples, and quizzes; practice with some example datasets and Stata code files; and explore the complementary modules on human trafficking and migration.

Labour statistics: From standards to data

This free masterclass is available on eCampus, ITCILO’s online learning platform.

Watch the 9 video lessons to hear directly from Senior Experts in the ILO Department of Statistics about the challenges and developments countries are facing nowadays in what concerns labour statistics, and how International Statistical Standards are instrumental in developing statistical systems global in order to pave the way for a better future that promotes social justice through decent work.

Why would labour productivity surge during a pandemic?

Labour productivity growth is generally associated with higher wages and better working conditions. In the longer term, increased productivity is key to economic development. But how should we interpret productivity trends during a pandemic? Does faster productivity growth mean that firms and workers are actually better off?

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