Working Toward Shared Prosperity Through Just Jobs: 6 Points of Action ArticleJun 3, 2013 Working Toward Shared Prosperity Through Just Jobs: 6 Points of Action A recent conference organized by the Just Jobs Network in New Delhi focused on one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to create good jobs to drive employment-based, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth. Jun 3, 2013 Sabina Dewan
What the International Community Can Do to Support the Protest Against the Delhi Gang Rape ArticleDec 21, 2012 What the International Community Can Do to Support the Protest Against the Delhi Gang Rape This week’s horrifying incident is a tangible chance to advocate for stronger policies to protect women from violence, harassment, and discrimination. Dec 21, 2012 Sabina Dewan
Creating Just Jobs Must Be Our Top Priority ArticleNov 15, 2012 Creating Just Jobs Must Be Our Top Priority Just job creation will lift millions of people out of poverty and into the middle class, empower billions of women and young people, and help us develop a strong, secure, and robust 21st century global economy. Nov 15, 2012 Sabina Dewan, Jordan Bernhardt
Latest International Job Creation Policy Menu ArticleNov 13, 2012 Latest International Job Creation Policy Menu The Just Jobs Network looks at how different countries are getting people back to work through the various programs within each nation. Nov 13, 2012 Just Jobs Network
IMF’s Latest World Economic Outlook Ignores the Need for More and Better Jobs ArticleOct 16, 2012 IMF’s Latest World Economic Outlook Ignores the Need for More and Better Jobs The International Monetary Fund should follow in the steps of the World Bank and focus on the necessity of implementing job creation policies. Oct 16, 2012 Jordan Bernhardt
Youth Skills and Aspirations in India ArticleOct 11, 2012 Youth Skills and Aspirations in India India needs livelihood- and skills-building programs that will help young people realize both their aspirations and the need for a more skilled workforce. Oct 11, 2012 Keren Nazareth
The World Bank Embraces Jobs but Not the Institutions that Support Them ArticleOct 9, 2012 The World Bank Embraces Jobs but Not the Institutions that Support Them The World Bank’s new World Development Report doesn’t go far enough in embracing the importance of labor market institutions, such as a minimum wage and collective bargaining, in making jobs the driver of economic growth. Oct 9, 2012 Sabina Dewan
Germany’s Lessons for a Strong Economy ArticleJun 26, 2012 Germany’s Lessons for a Strong Economy Knut Panknin presents the views of a top industrialist and a union leader on Germany’s economic success, both of whom agree that a well-paid workforce is essential to strong economic growth. Jun 26, 2012 Knut Panknin
International Confederation of Employers Questions Indisputable Right to Strike ArticleJun 25, 2012 International Confederation of Employers Questions Indisputable Right to Strike Blocking labor abuses report just the latest gambit by international employers seeking to roll back workers’ rights, says Jordan Bernhardt. Jun 25, 2012 Jordan Bernhardt
Getting the G-20 Behind More Effective Global Trade Rules ArticleJun 15, 2012 Getting the G-20 Behind More Effective Global Trade Rules Sabina Dewan and Jordan Bernhardt detail how the upcoming G-20 Summit in Los Cabos, Mexico could result in meaningful global trade reform. Jun 15, 2012 Sabina Dewan, Jordan Bernhardt