The changing face of the global job market: Working and unworking patterns

The Changing Face of the Global Job Market: Working and Unworking Patterns’ notes that Gen Xers are the largest share of the global workforce, and China and India have the largest workforces.
Trends covered include flexible working, employer’s rights, the predominance of service industries in the developed world, increased mechanisation, increased female participation in the labour force, and demographic shifts in employment. It also looks at the effects of rising unemployment, such as reduced hours and/or wages, government response, and declining consumer confidence due to unemployment or fear of redundancy....

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