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Protección y formación: instituciones para mejorar la inserción laboral en América Latina y Asia

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El mundo del trabajo es objeto de grandes transformaciones. Estas transformaciones causan un fuerte impacto en los mercados laborales y generan nuevos retos para sus instituciones, entre ellas, las relacionadas con la protección contra el desempleo y con la formación profesional y capacitación, que son clave para la creación de empleo pleno y productivo y el trabajo decente para todas y todos. Por una parte, la constante transformación de los mercados de trabajo y la heterogeneidad creciente de las relaciones laborales generan grandes desafíos para el diseño de instrumentos de protección contra el desempleo. Por otra parte, una adecuada cualificación de la fuerza de trabajo es un elemento clave para cualquier estrategia de desarrollo que aspire a centrar el crecimiento económico en la innovación y el conocimiento. Esto implica un gran reto para los sistemas nacionales de formación profesional y capacitación, que deben hacer frente a una diversidad creciente tanto de las demandas del sector productivo como de las personas que buscan integrarse de manera digna al mercado laboral. Mediante un análisis de las experiencias recientes de los países de América Latina y Asia en relación con los sistemas de protección contra el desempleo y la formación profesional y capacitación, así como de los retos que enfrentan para el desarrollo de estas instituciones laborales, este libro procura contribuir al debate sobre el perfeccionamiento de instituciones laborales que fomenten el desarrollo sostenible en un mundo del trabajo cambiante.

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  • -, 2016. "Protección y formación: instituciones para mejorar la inserción laboral en América Latina y Asia," Libros de la CEPAL, Naciones Unidas Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL), number 40660 edited by Cepal, May.
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