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  • Labor Policy to Promote Good Jobs in Tunisia

    Revisiting Labor Regulation, Social Security, and Active Labor Market Programs

    by Anne Hilger, Arvo Kuddo, Jan Rutkowski ...
    Series series Directions in Development - Human Development
    Unlocking Tunisia's Job Potential: A Call for Labor Market ReformTunisia faces significant labor market challenges, including high unemployment and a lack of quality jobs. Labor Policy to Promote Good Jobs in Tunisia offers a comprehensive analysis of these issues and proposes concrete policy recommendations for fostering inclusive economic growth.This report, written by leading experts, explores ... Read more

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  • Skilling up Vietnam

    Preparing the Workforce for a Modern Market Economy

    by Christian Bodewig, Reena Badiani-Magnusson, Kevin Macdonald, David Newhouse, Jan Rutkowski ...
    Series series Directions in Development - Human Development
    Equipping Vietnam's workforce for a modern market economy.After decades of remarkable economic growth, Vietnam needs a workforce equipped with the right skills to foster continued economic modernization. This report examines Vietnam's education system and identifies key areas for improvement.Skilling Up Vietnam argues that, in addition to job-specific skills, Vietnamese employers value cognitive ... Read more

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  • Developing Socioemotional Skills for the Philippines' Labor Market

    by Pablo Acosta, Takiko Igarashi, Rosechin Olfindo, Jan Rutkowski ...
    Series series Directions in Development - Human Development
    While the Philippines has achieved remarkable progress in raising the education level of its labor force, the standard proxy for educational attainment—years of formal schooling—is increasingly inadequate as a measure of workforce skills. About one-third of employers report being unable to fill vacancies due to lack of applicants with the requisite skills. Most of these "missing skills" are ... Read more

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