This case study provides an overview of labour market policies in the MENA region. The article addresses policies pertaining to youth-focused active labour market policies (ALMPs); reforms to contributory pension schemes; and minimum wage regulations. The article discusses these issues in the region with particular focus on three countries: Egypt, Tunisia and Jordan. The three countries are chosen for their political significance in the region; the level of challenges they face in these specific areas; and the occurrence of recent reforms to their systems
Handbook
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Show ItemsFront Matter
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Part I: INSTRUMENTS
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Show ItemsPart II: SYSTEM DESIGN
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Show ItemsPart III: POLICY COORDINATION
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Show ItemsPart IV: GROUPS IN FOCUS
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Show ItemsPart V: ADMINISTRATION
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Show ItemsPart VI: POLITICAL ECONOMY
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Show ItemsPart VII: EFFECTS
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Show ItemsPart VIII: MAJOR CHALLENGES AND REFORM OPTIONS
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