ECLAC/ILO Report

Coverage: 2009 to present.
Language(s): Spanish and English.
Title in other languages: ECLAC-ILO Bulletin.
Frequency: Biannual.
Content: Periodically provides an overview of the regional labor market situation.
Responsible: Economic Development Division of ECLAC and ILO.

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Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Labour market inclusion of young people and redistribution of care work: challenges and opportunities

After two years of a steady recovery of labour markets in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean, in the first quarter of 2023, labour market performance weakened in a context of slow growth.

Physical description

48 pages

Publisher

ILO

Date

January, 2024

UN symbol

LC/TS.2023/197

Other publications

Date	Title
January, 2024	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Labour market inclusion of young people and redistribution of care work: challenges and opportunities
July, 2023	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: Towards the creation of better jobs in the post-pandemic era
April, 2023	Coyuntura laboral en la Argentina. Productividad y salarios: una mirada a largo plazo
December, 2022	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: Labour productivity in Latin America
July, 2022	Coyuntura laboral en la Argentina: empleo joven y transición a la formalidad laboral
June, 2022	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Real wages during the pandemic: Trends and challenges
November, 2021	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: Policies to protect labour relations and hiring subsidies amid the COVID-19 pandemic
June, 2021	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: Decent work for platform workers in Latin America
November, 2020	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Employment trends in an unprecedented crisis: policy challenges
May, 2020	Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Work in times of pandemic: the challenges of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)