Employment Plan (1993-1998)

Employment generation has lately been government’s major concern as the industrialization program takes centerstage.  Thus, employment planning has become fundamental to the Medium-Term Development Plan. 

Essentially, employment planning includes the review and analysis of the existing employment situation  in the country.  It identifies strategies that will provide the best mix of outputs, technology and production scale that can ultimately lead to full employment levels over a specific period of time vis-à-vis examining changes in the labor absorptive capacity of the economy as well as policies that affect employment.

Employment generation has become government’s major concerns as the industrialization program takes centerstage

For 1992, the Institute undertook three research studies relative to the Employment Plan.  These are:  a) Assessment of Macro Economic Policies; b) Employment Trends and Policies in the 90s; and c) Employment in the 80s.

Employment Report (1991)

The Employment Report 1991 is an annual output of the Employment Programs Monitoring Project.  It monitors and reports on the various programs and projects of government agencies involved with employment generation.  The Report presents the country’s employment situation at the macro-level; analyses of labor market developments; and direct and indirect government contributions to employment generation.

For the Report, labor and employment data and analyses cover 1986 to 1991.  The contributions of government programs and projects in employment generation from 1989 to 1991 are also discussed.  The Employment Report is envisioned to provide significant inputs to the National Employment Plan.