The Rise of Global Digital Jobs
This white paper identifies the jobs most conducive to global work and estimates the size of global digital jobs. The paper sets the stage for future discussions on strategies to create a...
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Global Future Council on the Future of Job Creation
Unprecedented trends present unprecedented challenges and opportunities for labour markets in developing and advanced economies throughout the coming decade. How can public and private sector investments and incentives prioritize good job creation at scale in the local and global talent marketplace?
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