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- COVID-19 and the new meaning of safety and health at work
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- These occupations are dominated by women
- 258 million workers in the world are over-educated for their jobs
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- Measuring job quality: difficult but necessary
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- Only half of workers worldwide hold jobs corresponding to their level of education
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- How to strengthen gender measures and data in the COVID-19 era
- Avoid these 5 rookie mistakes when using ILO databases
- Who are the women on the move? A portrait of female migrant workers
- COVID-19 is driving up food prices all over the world
- Interest in volunteering reached new heights in March and April 2020
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- Fallout of COVID-19: Working moms are being squeezed out of the labour force
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- Education pays off, but you have to be patient
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- Will COVID-19 impair the availability and quality of labour statistics?
- “I am Generation Equality”: Ideals versus reality in Asia and the Pacific’s labour markets
- Having kids sets back women’s labour force participation more so than getting married
- Can we achieve decent work for all by 2030?
- Transition from school to work remains a difficult process for youth
- Are migrants also successful in the labour market?
- 100 statistics on the ILO and the labour market to celebrate the ILO centenary
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- Counting the volunteers the world counts on
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- Africa’s employment landscape
- Men are dropping out of the workforce – here’s where the numbers are highest
- Tech’s persistent gender gap
- At least 44’000 work stoppages since 2010
- Work and employment are not synonyms
- Decent work and the SDGs: 11 charts that tell the story
- Young people are far more likely to be in working poverty
- Not in employment, education or training: the reality for many young rural women
- These are the countries with the most teachers
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- Persons outside the labour force: How inactive are they really?
- The declining labour income share
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- Labour market access – a persistent challenge for youth around the world
- Avoiding unemployment is not enough
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- What about seniors?
- Where are the jobs?