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The ILO is projecting that global hours worked this year will be 4.3 per cent below pre-pandemic levels, the equivalent of 125 million ...

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GENEVA - Working hours lost in 2021 due to the pandemic will be significantly higher than estimated, according to an International Labor Organization (ILO) report released on Wednesday. The eighth edition of the ILO Monitor: Covid-19 and the World of Work report also points out that differing recovery rates between developed and developing nations threaten the global economy. The ILO is now projecting that global hours worked in 2021 will be 4.3 percent below pre-pandemic levels, equivalent to s...

The lag in global employment recovery is threatening to "entrench" inequalities between higher income countries and developing nations, according to the International Labor Organization (ILO).  Citing the eighth edition of the ILO Monitoring: Covid-19 and the World of Work report, ILO Director-General Guy Ryder said global hours worked this year…

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The current trajectory of labour markets is of a stalled recovery, with major downside risks appearing, and a great divergence between developed and developing economies, said ILO chief Guy Ryder.

The loss of working hours in 2021 because of the pandemic will be significantly higher than previously estimated, as a two-speed recovery between

The latest ILO Monitor report on the impact of COVID-19 on labour markets, shows a stalled global recovery and significant disparities between advanced and developing economies.

The jobs recovery is stalled worldwide and disparities between advanced and developing economies threaten the whole global economy, warned the