Titlebook: Labor Intermediation Services in Developing Economies; Adapting Employment Jacqueline Mazza Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Employment and Labor Intermediation Services: What Are They and What Are They Good For?, search, job counseling and job placement – and then explains the range of extended services that help transition an employment service into a more modern labor intermediation service. Labor intermediation services go beyond linking job seekers with employment by intermediating on a range of service

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Stage 1: Building Core Employment Services, the core functions of job search assistance, counseling and placement working right. It provides examples of countries that have started from zero to advance such services as well as other countries that have re-established better functioning core employment services that had languished through dis

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Stage 2: From Employment to Labor Intermediation Services,yment services into a more diverse set of labor intermediation services adapted to developing economies. It lays out three big-picture changes as part of Stage 2: creating new and linked services; improving coverage, management and performance; and expanding the national intermediation “market” of p

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A Stage 3? Labor Intermediation and the New Jobs Agenda for Development,vices and their public, private, and non-profit partners can be expected to expand in scope and coverage in an increasingly global economy with greater job change. Nonetheless, the chapter argues that one can expect a Stage 3 to include both the expansion of national labor intermediation systems . t

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existing services.Explores how countries are already improviThis book demonstrates how rethinking and adapting basic employment services into labor intermediation services can help address the many labor market disconnections of developing country economies. It addresses how scarce resources require

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Stage 1: Building Core Employment Services, advance such services as well as other countries that have re-established better functioning core employment services that had languished through distinct strategies, including private sector strategies and institutional restructuring.

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A Stage 3? Labor Intermediation and the New Jobs Agenda for Development,nd labor policy (integration from the left), and economic development (integration from the right). Developing country examples illustrate that these new, more integrated, forms represent a future already in progress.

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978-1-349-69540-9The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017