Resolution Concerning Statistics of Work, Employment and Labour Underutilization¶
International Labour Organization. (2013). Resolution Concerning Statistics of Work, Employment and Labour Underutilization.
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- The target regularity policymakers need legible is "labour-market slack," and the Transformation is a deliberate definition: count people without work who are actively seeking it over the labour force, discarding the discouraged and the underemployed.
This sourceDefines unemployment (without work, available, actively seeking) and broader labour-underutilization measures, making explicit what the headline rate includes and discards, supporting the unemployment-rate engineered-feature example.
- The target regularity policymakers need legible is "labour-market slack," and the Transformation is a deliberate definition: count people without work who are actively seeking it over the labour force, discarding the discouraged and the underemployed.
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