EMO 2011 Country Note Spain Spanish

EMO 2011 Country Note Spain Spanish

OECD Employment Outlook 2011 - How does Korea compare (in Korean)

대한민국 노동시장은 2008-2009년 간의 전세계적 경제위기 충격으로부터 매우 빠르게 회복하였다. 2011년 오이시디 고용전망보고서는 대한민국 경제의 급속한 회복은 여타 오이시디 회원국 대비 상대적으로 탄력적이었던 노동시장성과가 이를 반영하고 있다고 설명한다.

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