OECD Forum Series 2021: Empowering Workers, Delivering a Jobs-rich Recovery

OECD Forum Series 2021

Empowering Workers, Delivering a Jobs-rich Recovery

13 July, 2021

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It’s been over 16 months since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic that caused a global health crisis and shut down much of the world economy. Thanks to vaccine roll outs, some countries around the world are starting to ease COVID-19 restrictions and some are even experiencing a gradual return to “normality”. Yet the lasting and unequal impact of the pandemic on employment is not likely to go away soon. Prospects for the world economy have brightened but this is no ordinary recovery. 

 Join this important panel discussion to discuss how we can empower workers and build a jobs-rich recovery for all.


Tackling coronavirus (Covid-19)

What are the impacts and consequences of the coronavirus pandemic on our lives and our societies – and what are some of the solutions we can find to boost our healthcare systems, secure our businesses, maintain our jobs and education, and stabilise financial markets and economies?

60th Anniversary of the OECD

The OECD is marking its 60th Anniversary over the course of 2021 with a series of events. During these unique and challenging times, as the world confronts the worst health, economic and social crisis since the 1930s, the OECD is once again rising to the challenge to support its Member countries and the global community in their response to the crisis and their efforts to foster a strong, resilient, inclusive and sustainable recovery.

Key Policy Responses

The OECD is compiling data, analysis and recommendations on a range of topics to address the emerging health, economic and societal crisis, facilitate co-ordination, and contribute to the necessary global action when confronting this enormous collective challenge.

Forum Network

Thought leaders from the OECD and beyond share their perspectives on the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. What should policy makers and policy shapers do now and for the future? How can we meet this unprecedented health, economic and social challenge, and be greater than the sum of our parts?

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