Tag #Workforce Participation

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Australia's Tax System Disincentivizes Older Workers

A report reveals that Australia's tax system creates high effective marginal tax rates for aged pensioners who work more, discouraging workforce participation despite widespread skills shortages.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Investing in Women: A Powerful Economic Strategy

A Goldman Sachs report estimates that halving the gender pay and employment gap could boost global GDP by 5-6%, while women-led startups generate over twice the revenue per dollar invested compared to male counterparts but receive only 2% of venture capital. Structural barriers, including care respo...

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Gender Equality
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Soaring Childcare Costs Fuel Northern Ireland's Economic Inactivity Crisis

Due to soaring childcare costs in Northern Ireland—from £45 to £70-£80 per child daily since 2018—617,000 people are economically inactive, the highest UK rate; this forces skilled workers like Michelle Martin to quit jobs despite record-low unemployment.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Part-time Apprenticeships Address Germany's Skilled Worker Shortage

In Hamburg, Germany, a 27-year-old mother of two successfully balances a part-time apprenticeship as an office management assistant at Ergo insurance, addressing the national shortage of skilled workers and offering a model for companies seeking a diverse talent pool.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Redefining Retirement: Older Adults Drive Workforce Transformation

A significant shift in retirement attitudes is underway, with a rising number of older adults seeking new learning and work opportunities, prompting businesses and organizations to adapt by supporting older adults' reinvention.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Older Americans Fueling Workforce Growth Amid Retirement Challenges

The number of employed Americans aged 65 and older surged more than 33% from 2015 to 2024, reaching 7% of the total workforce, driven by factors such as an aging population, insufficient retirement savings, and rising living costs, forcing many to remain employed beyond the traditional retirement ag...

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