Sabina Dewan explains why it's important to have just jobs worldwide.
CAP hosts U.S.T.R. Ambassador Ron Kirk for a discussion on how trade policy can generate opportunities for workers around the globe.
Many young workers in the Middle East lack opportunities for good, well-paying jobs and must rely on informal jobs to make ends meet, writes Laura Mitchell.
Liv Torres discusses the challenges international labor is up against as it strives to create better working conditions worldwide.
Current job-creation efforts in Haiti after the earthquake are halting the reconstruction process and need to be re-examined, write Henriette Lunde and Amsale Temesgen.
Ben Moxham from the Trades Union Congress in the United Kingdom applauds the U.N. effort to hold businesses accountable worldwide for their labor practices, but suggests further steps.
Isha Vij and Sabina Dewan examine the importance of delivering just jobs to women.
The Great Recession highlights deficiencies in social protection systems that should be in place to promote broad-based economic growth.
Developed and developing countries alike must get behind an agenda that focuses on the creation of “just jobs” for the global economy.
Job creation is the common goal that G-20 countries should be banding together to work on, writes Sabina Dewan.