Policy Target

Employment and labour protection

Framework graphic with the entry point 'Address Stigma & Discrimination (e.g., systemic racism and ableism)' highlighted

EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGY

Initiatives ensure easy access to labour market opportunities for well-paid, secure, regulated employment as well as safe and healthy working conditions for all people, including newcomers.

SAMPLE INDICATORS

  • Overrepresentation of disadvantaged groups in low-wage service jobs (e.g., workers from Black or Indigenous communities, workers experiencing visible and invisible disabilities, immigrants)
  • Gender parity in senior and middle management positions per country (e.g., in private sector)
  • Women’s earnings as percentage of men’s (e.g., stratified by occupation categories)


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