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Tweeting on OECD social, employment, migration and health issues. Re-tweets are not endorsements.

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    9 hours ago

    How generous are benefits? Compare your country’s as a % of previous earnings ⤵️ 

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    Jul 5

    The motherhood penalty for careers is undeniable, but some countries see more come back to work than others.

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  3. 5 hours ago

    Poor quality health care is costly and wastes significant resources. Up to 15% of hospital budgets are devoted to rectifying substandard care

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  4. Jul 5

    What has happened to ? OECD's highlights three core factors hindering ➡️

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    Jul 5

    Delivering quality health services is a global imperative for achieving Universal Healthcare Coverage

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    Jul 4

    From today’s , and ahead of Friday’s US report : data on real wage growth from the

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    Jul 4

    The majority of household wealth is owned by the top 10% in countries. Find more on and in our latest statistical working paper, based off evidence from the OECD Wealth Distribution Database:

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  8. Jul 5

    Universal coverage is an empty promise without ensuring high quality care. Read more here 👉

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  9. Jul 5

    Universal quality coverage — a commitment to building a healthier and more productive society ➡️

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  10. Jul 5

    Low quality is increasing the burden of illness and costs globally ➡️

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  11. Jul 5

    Labour has bounced back in recent years, but still far behind pre-crisis levels in almost all OECD countries - this has contributed to stagnation ➡️ |

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    Jul 4

    Pay rises faster for top 1% of earners in developed world – report

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    Jul 4

    Very interesting piece by on the risks of weakening unions. The newly released Employment Outlook also explores the role of collective bargaining systems for wages and productivity

    .'s Free Lunch: Let unions erode at your peril via
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    Jul 4

    Rising overshadowed by unprecedented stagnation. Latest analysis here

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    Jul 4

    What are the labour market trends & prospects in your country? Explore the new outlook ➡️

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    Jul 4

    Perspectives de l’ 2018 incluent un examen des tendances concernant : ✅ le recul de la hausse des ✅ l'impact de la négociation collective ✅ la baisse de la couverture ✅ une analyse des inégalités entre les sexes ➡️

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    Jul 4

    Pay rises faster for top 1% of earners in developed world – report

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  18. Jul 4

    earn 39% less than that of men across OECD countries, and 14% less when comparing full-time employees. Compare the in your country 👉 |

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    Jul 4

    Labour has bounced back in recent years, but still only half of what it was pre-crisis levels in almost all countries. This constraints real that are still stagnant in most countries. see just -released

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  20. Retweeted
    Jul 4

    rates in OECD countries in 2017: 🇬🇷Greece: 21.7% 🇪🇸Spain: 17.3%, 🇮🇹Italy: 11.4% 🇫🇷France: 9.2% 🇨🇦Canada: 6.4% 🇬🇧UK: 4.5% 🇺🇸US: 4.4 🇩🇪Germany: 3.8% 🇯🇵Japan: 3.0% Compare your country, then see:

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