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Korea improving the re employment prospects of displaced workersD WORKERSOECDBETTER POLICIES FOR BETTER LIVESThis work is published on the responsibility of the Secretary-General of the OECD. The opinions expressed

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) at contact0cfcoptes.com.FOREWORD - 3ForewordThe OECD Employment, Labour and Social Affairs Committee (ELSAC) has decided to carry out a thematic rev

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Korea improving the re employment prospects of displaced workerss on other recent research conducted by ELS AC on topics such as youth unemployment, activation policy, skills and the labour market impact of the Gre

at Recession.Nine countries will participate in the review: Australia, Canada. Denmark, Finland, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Sweden and the United Stat Korea improving the re employment prospects of displaced workers

es. Once the country' reviews are completed, a synthesis report will be prepared highlighting the main issues and policy recommendations emerging from

Korea improving the re employment prospects of displaced workers

the review.This report on Korea was prepared by Danielle Venn with contributions from Glenda Quintini, Hyoung-Woo Chung and Sung Ho Kim. Statistical

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Korea improving the re employment prospects of displaced workersthis thematic review supervised by Mark Keese. The report benefited greatly from discussions with officials, employer federations, trade unions, acade

mics and businesses during an OECD mission to Korea in February 2012, and from detailed comments provided by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.BACK Korea improving the re employment prospects of displaced workers

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