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World Employment Report 1998-99 : Employability In The Global Economy-How Training Matters
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World Employment Report 1998-99 : Employability in the Global Economy-How Training Matters
To what extent can enhancing the education and skill levels of the work force meet the high expectations for meeting the goals of promoting economic growth and overcoming social exclusion, especially among the youth, long-term unemployed and displaced older workers. This is the central theme of this report. ISBN - 8185040303 , 9788185040301
Pages : 258
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