Multiple Transitions in Parallel Are Reshaping Labor Markets
30, AprilTechnological progress, green regulation, demographic aging, and geoeconomic developments are redefining labor supply and demand in a context of talent scarcity. The ...
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Technological progress, green regulation, demographic aging, and geoeconomic developments are redefining labor supply and demand in a context of talent scarcity. The ...
Green jobs pay up to 20.5% more, according to a study across nine countries in the region. The difference is explained by higher levels of education and more adverse working ...
The global average working time stands at 43.9 hours per week. The debate over how much people should work is no longer theoretical in the region. Amid reforms, legislative ...
Download PDF Four Futures for Jobs in the New Economy: AI and Talent in 2030 explores how AI advancement and talent trends, and their potential trajectories until 2030, could ...
LIMA (ILO News) –The Latin America and the Caribbean region saw a moderate recovery in employment across the region, according to the newly released Labour Overview 2025 for ...
According to a report by Felicity Glover published in Staffing Industry Analysts, the company reached a valuation of 17.3 billion. Employer-of-record provider Deel has ...
The Social Impact Report 2025 by the World Employment Confederation (WEC) explores how the world of work is reshaped by the emergence of a multigenerational workforce and how ...
According to the study The Invisible Challenge: Mental Health at Work by Laborum, Latin America’s leading employment app, and Carolina Borrachia of Combo, a leading employer ...
Argentina has positioned itself among the three countries with the highest tax burden on formal employment worldwide, according to a study by the Argentine Institute of Fiscal ...
A column written by Dr. Gabby Burtacu for Upwork, distributed by Stackers, explores the concept of power skills. We invite you to read the original column. In ...
The Center for Economic Studies of the Private Sector (CEESP) reported that 33 million Mexican workers are engaged in informal employment. According to the CEESP, the lack of ...
Parliamentary debates still echo in the background. Colombia finally has its labor reform—a reform that is by no means detached from its broader context. It is an ...