G8 labor officials agree to support disadvantaged in workforce
                   
people.com.cn     May 13, 2008            

High-level labor officials from the Group of Eight member states agreed Tuesday to support disadvantaged labor forces and under-developed regions with adjusted policies on employment and labor markets. According to a statement adopted at the conclusion of the G8 Labor and Employment Ministers... [read full story]                

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