International Labour Organization on Mythryl: “"More jobs now, better jobs later" is a false choice. Low-quality…”

"More jobs now, better jobs later" is a false choice. Low-quality work weakens skills, productivity and resilience, which are the things economies need to grow. ILO Chief Economist Sangheon Lee explains in the Financial Times. https://www.ft.com/content/9ed39214-1735-4e55-91dc-42dba21c4fba

ft.comHow to escape the low-pay, low-productivity jobs trap Informal employment may absorb surplus labour in developing countries but it can also weaken skills and economic resilience

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