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Crises of all kinds have significant and long-lasting effects on employment, livelihoods and social progress. They jeopardize opportunities for decent work, both by eliminating existing jobs and making it more difficult for societies to generate new ones. And the concept for decent work embraces not only jobs, but also fundamental rights and standards, adequate social protection and social dialogue.By tearing apart the social fabric and impacting the economies of the communities they affect, crises imperil these elements as well.
- Employment in response to crises. Geneva: ILO and Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales.
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