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Employment and Skills in Brazil: The Implications of New Technologies and Organizational Techniques.
Peer reviewedRush, Howard; Ferraz, Joao Carlos – International Labour Review, 1993
Examines the implications for the Brazilian labor force of automation and flexible organizational techniques. Focuses on employment levels, changing skills profiles, and the capacity to meet new requirements. Identifies central characteristics of the new knowledge base required of workers and the implications for training. (JOW)
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Adult Education, Automation, Employment Patterns
Peer reviewedFreedman, David – International Labour Review, 1984
This article presents a broad overview of the current employment situation in industrialized market economy countries and provides a general framework for examining some of the major employment issues confronting developed countries today. It argues for a broader approach to these issues and for a change in policy at the national level. (CT)
Descriptors: Developed Nations, Economic Climate, Economic Factors, Economic Progress


