Labour market transitions of young women and men in Malawi
By: Richard Mussa
Contributors: International Labour Office. Employment Policy Department
Series: Work4Youth publication series -- No. 4; Work4Youth publication series -- no. 4
Publisher: International Labour Office
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Geneva, Switzerland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 66
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Young adults; Employment; Young women; Young men; School-to-work transition; Manpower policy; International cooperation; Social conditions; Economic conditions; Transition from school to work; Youth employment; Employment creation; Young worker; Women workers; Men workers; Malawi; Survey; Passage de l'école à la vie active; Emploi des jeunes; Création d'emploi; Jeune travailleur; Travailleuses; Travailleurs masculins; Enquête; Transición de la escuela a la vida profesional; Empleo de jóvenes; Creación de empleos; Joven trabajador; Trabajadoras; Trabajadores masculinos; Malaui; Encuesta
Notes: "October 2013."

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Table of contents: title: Introduction and main findings; title: Overview of the labour market and survey methodology; title: Characteristics of youth in the sample survey; title: Stages of transition; title: Creating jobs for young people: the employers' perspective; title: Relevant institutional and policy frameworks and policy implications.