Titlebook: Economic Change and Employment Policy; Robert M. Lindley (Director) Book 1980 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Industrial and Occupational Change,ussed in the previous chapter. Section 4.1 classifies manufacturing industries into broad groups depending on their respective trade and employment performance and examines the relative importance of trade and domestic demand in employment generation. Section 4.2 looks at the various factors underly

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Regional Employment Prospects,ic outcomes have been projected under different policy assumptions. These projections embody demands for labour which have been analysed in terms of industrial and occupational structure. However, the analysis so far has been non-spatial. Thus, employment levels have been projected for each industry

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Labour Supply and Employment Opportunities for Women,s in the UK. This contrasts sharply with the slow growth and recent downward trend in male employment. This chapter examines these trends in detail and develops labour force and employment projections by sex.

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Employment Policy in Transition,ous chapters suggest that substantially higher levels could be reached in the middle of the decade if the Government sticks to its manifesto. Accustomed as some may have become to the situation in recent years, for most people unemployment does constitute a major problem requiring government action

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Introduction,oblems of implementation which are likely to arise on a shorter time-scale. The conflicts which exist between pursuing long-term objectives and the reality of the economic situation in the short term will always be with us. Medium-term policy should provide a means of controlled compromise between t

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Industrial and Occupational Change,he focus for sections 4.1 and 4.2, and other sectors of the economy. Section 4.4 is concerned with changes in occupational employment throughout the economy and considers employment prospects for different skills. Section 4.5 summarises the findings of the chapter and draws out some of the implicati

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Regional Employment Prospects, resources. It is, therefore, important to know whether the projected demands for labour will occur at locations where the availability of labour enables them to be satisfied. Second, spatial disparities remain a contentious issue. One would, therefore, wish to make some comment on spatial differenc