Employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: conditional transfer programmes and the labour market

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Auteurs principaux: Andrés E. Marinakis, Gerhard Reinecke, Simone Cecchini
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Publié: International Labour Organization 2014
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author Andrés E. Marinakis
Gerhard Reinecke
Simone Cecchini
author_facet Andrés E. Marinakis
Gerhard Reinecke
Simone Cecchini
Andrés E. Marinakis
Gerhard Reinecke
Simone Cecchini
contents Employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: conditional transfer programmes and the labour market Andrés E. Marinakis Gerhard Reinecke Simone Cecchini The new edition of The employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean takes stock of the labor markets during 2013 and emphasizes that despite the reduced economic dynamism and a minor drop in the employment rate, the unemployment rate kept falling between 2012 and 2013 and hit its lowest level in decades (6.2%). Nevertheless, “there are doubts about the sustainability of this positive development in the near future,” the document insists. According to the report, the weakness of economic growth was already evidenced in 2013 by cooling labor demand. ECLAC/ILO Bulletin, No. 10, United Nations : ILO publication.report
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spellingShingle Employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: conditional transfer programmes and the labour market
Andrés E. Marinakis
Gerhard Reinecke
Simone Cecchini
Employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: conditional transfer programmes and the labour market Andrés E. Marinakis Gerhard Reinecke Simone Cecchini The new edition of The employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean takes stock of the labor markets during 2013 and emphasizes that despite the reduced economic dynamism and a minor drop in the employment rate, the unemployment rate kept falling between 2012 and 2013 and hit its lowest level in decades (6.2%). Nevertheless, “there are doubts about the sustainability of this positive development in the near future,” the document insists. According to the report, the weakness of economic growth was already evidenced in 2013 by cooling labor demand. ECLAC/ILO Bulletin, No. 10, United Nations : ILO publication.report
title Employment situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: conditional transfer programmes and the labour market
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Employment-situation-in-Latin-America-and/995271453502676