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Increasing the impact of skills on jobs, productivity and growth

Increasing the impact of skills on jobs, productivity and growth. Sylvain Giguère, Head of LEED Division, OECD International Economic Forum of the Americas, Montréal , 11June 2014. Skills use and earnings. HIGH-SKILL MATCH ( high basic skills , high use)

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Increasing the impact of skills on jobs, productivity and growth

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  1. Increasing the impact of skills on jobs, productivity and growth Sylvain Giguère, Head of LEED Division, OECD International Economic Forum of the Americas, Montréal, 11June 2014

  2. Skills use and earnings HIGH-SKILL MATCH (high basic skills, high use) SKILL DEFICIT (low basic skills, high use) SKILL SURPLUS (high basic skills, low use) LOW-SKILL MATCH (low basic skills, low use)

  3. Understanding the impact of skills policy on jobs, productivity and growth Skills demand Skills supply

  4. The case of Quebec, 2011 Skills demand Skills supply

  5. Skills demand and supply balanceQuebec, 2011

  6. Compared with unemploymentQuebec, 2011

  7. Trends over 2006-2011Quebec

  8. Skills demand and supply balanceUK, 2011

  9. Compared with unemployment

  10. The importance of connecting employment & skills with economic development

  11. Raising the game: boosting skills utilisation for better jobs in more productive economies

  12. Engaging employers: Orienting the skills system towards the demand

  13. Bringing people on board: Flexibility in the skills system

  14. Building an effective skills system in Canada • Make the better utilisation of skills a policy priority at the national and local level • Align the employment and training system with employers while ensuring flexibility for individual learners • Examine local and regional governance structures to ensure policies are integrated and align with economic development objectives

  15. Thank you sylvain.giguere@oecd.org www.oecd.org/cfe/leed

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