Aging and the Labor Market in Thailand : Labor Markets and Social Policy in a Rapidly Transforming and Aging Thailand (Vol. 2 of 2) : Executive Summary (anglais)

Thailand’s labor market faces several challenges. Labor force participation has been declining, the shift of jobs out of the low-productivity agriculture sector has slowed, and informality is the norm. The COVID-19 outbreak has likely reinforced these trends. Thailand’s workforce has not transitioned to the types of jobs involving nonroutine tasks and interpersonal communication that increasingly characterize knowledge-driven economies. The labor...

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Auteur

Moroz,Harry Edmund;

Naddeo,Joseph John;

Ariyapruchya,Kiatipong;

Jain,Himanshi;

Glinskaya,Elena E.;

Lamanna,Francesca;

Laowong, Pataraporn;

Nair,Arvind;

Palacios,Robert J.;

Tansanguanwong,Pamornrat;

Viriyataveekul,Sarulchana;

Walker,Thomas;

Yang,Judy;
Date du document
2021/06/14
Type de document
Rapport
Numéro du rapport
159965
Volume
2
Total Volume(s)
2 (Voir tous les volumes)
Pays
Thaïlande,
Région
Asie de l’Est et Pacifique,
Date de publication
2021/06/14
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Titre du rapport
Executive Summary
Mots clé
old people

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Aging and the Labor Market in Thailand : Labor Markets and Social Policy in a Rapidly Transforming and Aging Thailand (Vol. 2 of 2) : Executive Summary (anglais)

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