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328: Comparative Assessment of Asset Requirements of Minimum Income Benefit Recipients

Daniele Pacifico and Joanna Mroczka

327: Vocational education and training (VET) and the green transition: Insights from labour market data

Małgorzata Kuczera

326: Birth cohort data and life-course social risks: Insights and examples from the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study in New Zealand

Valérie Frey, Chris Clarke, Richie Poulton, Sandhya Ramrakha and Reremoana Theodore

325: What worked well in social protection during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Boglárka Dely, Raphaela Hyee and Christopher Prinz

324: Survey design and technical documentation supporting the OECD Risks that Matter Survey

Jasmin Thomas, Valérie Frey and Chris Clarke

323: Weathering the storms? Minimum-income benefits as a crisis response

Herwig Immervoll and Felizia Pasteiner

322: Who climbs the income ladder?: Cross-country evidence on income mobility from tax record data

Sebastian Königs and Javier Terrero-Dávila

321: The pivotal role of active labour market policies and public employment services in the green transition

Anne Lauringson, Ioanna Pantelaiou and Ella Westlake

320: Evaluation of an apprenticeship support programme for young people in Germany: JOBLINGE’s basecamp programme

Andrea Hofer

319: How can adult skills assessments best meet the demands of the 21st century?

Francesca Borgonovi and Javier Suarez-Alvarez

318: Measuring and assessing talent attractiveness in OECD countries, second edition: Methodology paper

Lisa Andersson

317: How reliable are social safety nets in situations of acute economic need?: Extended estimates for 14 OECD countries

Raphaela Hyee, Herwig Immervoll, Rodrigo Fernández, Jongmi Lee and Karl Handscomb

316: Pooling our strengths: The power of stakeholder engagement in education and skills policy

Laura Reznikova, Rafael Labanino and Darragh McKee Mathews

315: The role of bargaining and discrimination in the gender wage gap in France: A cross-country perspective

Marco Palladino, Antoine Bertheau, Cesar Barreto, Dogan Gülümser, Alexander Hijzen, Anne Sophie Lassen, Balázs Muraközy and Oskar Skans

313: Low-wage employment in France: A cross-country perspective

Cesar Barreto, Stéphane Carcillo, Jonas Fluchtmann, Alexandre Georgieff, Alexander Hijzen, Daniele Pacifico, Eliza-Jane Pearsall and Agnès Puymoyen

313: L’Emploi à bas salaire en France: Une perspective transnationale

Cesar Barreto, Stéphane Carcillo, Jonas Fluchtmann, Alexandre Georgieff, Alexander Hijzen, Daniele Pacifico, Eliza-Jane Pearsall and Agnès Puymoyen

312: Financing social protection in OECD countries: Role and uses of revenue earmarking

Herwig Immervoll

311: Gendered perceptions of social protection across OECD countries

Valérie Frey, Lyydia Alajääskö and Jasmin Thomas

310: The “clean energy transition” and the cost of job displacement in energy-intensive industries

Cesar Barreto, Jonas Fluchtmann, Alexander Hijzen, Stefano Lombardi, Patrick Bennett, Antoine Bertheau, Winnie Chan, Andrei Gorshkov, Jonathan Hambur, Nick Johnstone, Benjamin Lochner, Jordy Meekes, Tahsin Mehdi, Balázs Muraközy, Gulnara Nolan, Kjell Salvanes, Oskar Skans and Rune Vejlin

309: Étude comparative des dépenses et du financement de la protection sociale en France et en Allemagne

Willem Adema, Ali Bargu, Maxime Ladaique, Daniele Pacifico, Eliza-Jane Pearsall and Dirk Neumann

308: Offshoring, Reshoring, and the Evolving Geography of Jobs: A Scoping Paper

Stijn Broecke

307: Geographic inequalities in accessibility of essential services

Vanda Almeida, Claire Hoffmann, Sebastian Königs, Ana Moreno Monroy, Mauricio Salazar-Lozada and Javier Terrero-Dávila

306: Faces of joblessness in Switzerland: A people-centred perspective on employment barriers and policies

Alexandre Georgieff

305: An integrated approach to service delivery for people with multiple and complex needs

Dorothy Adams and Hlodver Hakonarson

304: Gender equality and economic growth: Past progress and future potential

Jonas Fluchtmann, Mark Keese and Willem Adema

303: Developing skills for digital government: A review of good practices across OECD governments

Magdalena Burtscher, Stefano Piano and Benjamin Welby

302: Quality matters: A comparative analysis of quality assurance mechanisms in adult education and training in OECD countries

Ricardo Espinoza and Nerea Martinez-Yarza

301: Raising the bar: Designing and implementing innovative contracted-out employment services in OECD countries

Matija Vodopivec

300: Innovative approaches to tackle long-term unemployment

Sofia Dromundo, Marius Lüske and Michele Tuccio

299: Fertility, employment and family policy: A cross-country panel analysis

Jonas Fluchtmann, Violetta van Veen and Willem Adema

298: Minimum wages in a dual labour market: Evidence from the 2019 minimum-wage hike in Spain

Alexander Hijzen, Juan Mateo Montenegro Zarama and Ana Sofia Pessoa

297: The effects of the EU Fit for 55 package on labour markets and the demand for skills

Francesca Borgonovi, Elisa Lanzi, Helke Seitz, Ruben Bibas, Jean Fouré, Hubert Plisiecki and Laura Atarody

296: Unemployment benefit reforms to support employment and inclusiveness in the United States: Impacts of the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance

Eliza-Jane Pearsall, Daniele Pacifico and Edoardo Magalini

295: Labour and social policies for the green transition: A conceptual framework

Mark Keese and Luca Marcolin

294: The demand for language skills in the European labour market: Evidence from online job vacancies

Gabriele Marconi, Loris Vergolini and Francesca Borgonovi

293: The OECD Skills Profiling Tool: A new instrument to improve career decisions

Michele Tuccio, Katharine Mullock, Patricia Navarro-Palau and Erika Xiomara Chaparro Perez

292: Measuring skill gaps in firms: the PIAAC Employer Module

Luca Marcolin and Glenda Quintini

291: Not lost in translation: The implications of machine translation technologies for language professionals and for broader society

Francesca Borgonovi, Justine Hervé and Helke Seitz

290: Defining and classifying AI in the workplace

Marguerita Lane and Morgan Williams

289: The impact of AI on the workplace: Evidence from OECD case studies of AI implementation

Anna Milanez

288: The impact of AI on the workplace: Main findings from the OECD AI surveys of employers and workers

Marguerita Lane, Morgan Williams and Stijn Broecke

287: The supply, demand and characteristics of the AI workforce across OECD countries

Andrew Green and Lucas Lamby

286: Six questions about the demand for artificial intelligence skills in labour markets

Fabio Manca

285: Teleworking through the gender looking glass: Facts and gaps

Chloé Touzet

284: Artificial intelligence and labour market matching

Stijn Broecke

283: Who pays for higher carbon prices?: Illustration for Lithuania and a research agenda

Herwig Immervoll, Cathal O’Donoghue, Jules Linden and Denisa Sologon

282: What skills and abilities can automation technologies replicate and what does it mean for workers?: New evidence

Julie Lassébie and Glenda Quintini

281: Swimming skills around the world: Evidence on inequalities in life skills across and within countries

Francesca Borgonovi, Helke Seitz and Irina Vogel

280: Understanding how economic conditions and natural disasters shape environmental attitudes: A cross-country comparison to inform policy making

Kentaro Asai, Francesca Borgonovi and Sarah Wildi

279: Shaping the transition: Artificial intelligence and social dialogue

Clara Krämer and Sandrine Cazes