30/09/2025 10:12 AM
Towards a pro-employment macroeconomic framework: The case of India
For sustainable development, economies need more than growth- they need good jobs. In this article, Radhicka Kapoor, senior employment specialist at the ILO and Amit Basole, professor of Economics at Azim Premji University argue that macroeconomic policy should integrate employment goals through strategic investment and employment sensitive monetary frameworks.
24/09/2025 10:47 AM
Long-term care in the European Union: Situation, challenges and perspectives
Over the past decades, long-term care has emerged as an increasingly significant priority within the European Union (EU) policy, driven by demographic ageing, gaps in existing services and the rising costs of providing quality care. Despite this growing importance, long-term care policies and service frameworks remain less developed than other areas of social protection, such as health and pensions. In many countries, the availability of formal care is still limited, and the boundaries between health care, social assistance, and long-term care are often blurred, weakening social protection and constraining public funding.
12/09/2025 02:38 PM
Persistent social protection gaps in Europe and Central Asia worsened by climate change impact
New International Labour Organization report reveals that despite relatively high levels of social protection coverage in the region, significant gaps in adequacy and coverage remain.
11/09/2025 02:16 PM
How contribution subsidies like Jordan’s Estidama++ are redrawing the social protection map
Subsidies for social security enhance affordability for vulnerable workers and drive the expansion of inclusive coverage
09/09/2025 08:55 AM
Socso aims to start mandatory contribution for gig workers at 1.25% per ride or delivery from 2026
KUALA LUMPUR (June 17): The Social Security Organisation (Socso), also known as Perkeso, aims to introduce mandatory contributions for gig economy workers starting January 2026.
29/08/2025 09:59 AM
Navigating change for success: Lessons from social security institutions
Social security institutions worldwide are undergoing unprecedented institutional transformation that fundamentally reshapes how they operate and deliver services. In an era of rapid digitalization, institutional consolidation, and evolving citizen expectations, these institutions must master the art of managing change while maintaining continuous service delivery to millions of customers.
22/08/2025 03:39 PM
China steps up aid as youth jobless rate edges higher
22/08/2025 03:00 PM
NHSO Thailand: Patients conveniently access dental care through ‘UCS upgrade’
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