Global Certificate in Economic Labor Policy

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• Global Economic Trends — This unit covers the major economic trends that impact labor policies around the world. It includes an analysis of globalization, economic integration, and the rise of emerging markets.
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• Labor Market Dynamics — This unit explores the forces that shape labor markets, including supply and demand, demographics, and technology. It also examines the role of labor unions and employer associations in shaping labor market outcomes.
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• Comparative Labor Policy — This unit compares and contrasts labor policies in different countries and regions. It examines the role of institutions, culture, and politics in shaping labor policy outcomes.
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• International Labor Standards — This unit covers the major international labor standards, including those set by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and other international organizations. It examines the role of these standards in promoting decent work and protecting workers' rights.
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• Social Protection — This unit explores the various forms of social protection, including unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, and social security. It examines the role of these programs in reducing poverty, promoting equality, and supporting workers and their families.
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• Gender and Labor Policy — This unit examines the ways in which gender shapes labor policy and labor market outcomes. It explores issues such as the gender wage gap, occupational segregation, and work-family balance.
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• Migration and Labor Policy — This unit examines the relationship between migration and labor policy. It explores issues such as immigration policy, migrant workers' rights, and the impact of migration on labor markets.
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• Future of Work — This unit examines the trends and challenges that are shaping the future of work, including automation, artificial intelligence, and the gig economy. It explores the implications of these trends for labor policy and workers' rights.
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