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	OECD Employment Outlook 2005
	OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing

	Version: E-book (PDF Format)
	Price: €45 \| $56 \| £30 \| ¥6000 \|

Availability: Available Publication date: 06 Jul 2005 Language: English Pages: 276 Tables: 5 Charts: 107 ISBN: 9789264010468 OECD Code: 812005131E1 Frequency: Annual

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The OECD Employment Outlook 2005 presents OECD's latest review of labour market trends and issues. In addition to its regular overview of labour markets in OECD countries and its comprehensive statistical annex, this edition also includes articles covering trade adjustment costs in OECD labour markets, regional disparities in labour markets, the role of in-work benefits in increasing employment, and evaluating the impact of labour market programmes and public employment services.

Other languages: French (Available) Spanish (Available)

Superseded by: OECD Employment Outlook 2009 - Tackling the Jobs Crisis (Available)

Other Versions: Print - Paperback

Multilingual summaries: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Swedish, Chinese, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Korean, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Slovak, Czech, Portuguese, Turkish

Table of contents:

Editorial: Globalisation: Coping with the Challenge
Introduction: Short-Term Employment Prospects
-Economic Outlook to the Year 2006
-Employment and Unemployment
-Compensation and Labour Costs
Chapter 1. Trade Adjustment Costs in OECD Labour Markets: A Mountain or a Molehill?
Chapter 2. How Persistent are Regional Disparities in Employment? The Role of Geographic Mobility
Chapter 3. Increasing Financial Incentives to Work: The Role of In-Work Benefits
Chapter 4. Labour Market Programmes and Activation Strategies: Evaluating the Impacts
Chapter 5. Public Employment Services: Managing Performance
Statistical Annex
-Standardised Unemployment Rates
-Employment/Population Ratios (by sex, age)
-Labour Force Participation Rates (by sex, age)
-Unemployment Rates (by sex, age)
-Incidence and Composition of Part-Time Employment
-Average Annual Hours Actually worked Per Person in Employment
-Incidence of Long-Term Unemployment
-Public Expenditure and Participant Inflows in Labour Market Programmes in OECD Countries

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