A good quality job: What it is and why it matters

The quality of the jobs we do matter to our well-being. On average, a person from an OECD country spends 37 hours a week at work, and an increasingly larger share of their adult lives in paid-work. Quality jobs are an important driver of increased labour force participation, productivity and economic performance. The OECD has developed comparable measures of job quality by looking at the individual experience of people at work.

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