considering the source, this is pretty radical:
August 7, 2003/New York Times
Despair of the Jobless
By BOB HERBERT
The folks who put the voodoo back in economics keep telling us that
prosperity is just around the corner. For the unemployed, that would
mean more jobs. Are there more jobs just
Dunno, Hugo. Perhaps you should toss a question about this conference
into Pen and see what comes back?
Sid Shniad
Ulf wanted to know about this Copenhagen meeting in April 1995. I've
come across mention of a 'World Social Summit' being organised by the
UN in 1995. Is this the same
JOBS CRISIS GROWING, ILO REPORT SAYS
WASHINGTON -- Thirty per cent of the world's labour force is
either out of work or underemployed -- a global jobs crisis
gripping both rich and poor nations, a United Nations agency
say.
(...)
World leaders are to gather in Copenhagen in April, 1995
Dunno, Hugo. Perhaps you should toss a question about this conference
into Pen and see what comes back?
Sid Shniad
Ulf wanted to know about this Copenhagen meeting in April 1995. I've
come across mention of a 'World Social Summit' being organised by the
UN in 1995. Is this the same
JOBS CRISIS GROWING, ILO REPORT SAYS
WASHINGTON -- Thirty per cent of the world's labour force is
either out of work or underemployed -- a global jobs crisis
gripping both rich and poor nations, a United Nations agency
say.
"It's a crisis that in some countries could really
explode and
JOBS CRISIS GROWING, ILO REPORT SAYS
WASHINGTON -- Thirty per cent of the world's labour force is
either out of work or underemployed -- a global jobs crisis
gripping both rich and poor nations, a United Nations agency
say.
"It's a crisis that in some countries could really
explode and