OECD wrong on economic policy recommendations, right on labour shortages and collective bargaining
TUAC seriously doubts the OECD’s analysis in its latest Economic Outlook and rejects its key recommendations on macroeconomic policy. TUAC is sceptical of the OECD’s assumption that the global economy and labour markets are resilient enough to withstand a return to fiscal austerity and ...
OECD bet on capital markets for future pensions neglects climate change risks
The OECD Pensions Outlook 2024 dives into pensions based on assets, encouraging higher reliance on equity markets, without adequately assessing the risks. Pension assets have increased to USD 56 trillion globally, three times their volume two decades ago, now representing 55% of GDP in advanced ...
OECD backs free training, but not a right to training
The OECD’s recently launched Digital Economy Outlook contains calls for affordable or free training programmes, tackling the digital gender gap and engaging with trade unions on skills. The OECD calls on the governments to: • Provide “access to affordable or free training programmes and ...
