Overview

The Business at OECD Employment, Labor and Social Affairs Committee (ELSA) ensures that OECD analysis reflects the need for flexible labor markets, reduction of non–wage labor costs and a comprehensive policy approach to employment strategies and social policy, which supports private sector led growth and job creation. It also safeguards an effective linkage between employment and education policy, including skills, and oversees work on demographic change, private pensions and migration.

Business Engagement At OECD

OECD analysis and studies reflect Business at OECD views on employment and social policies that support labor market flexibility, employability, private sector growth and job creation.

The Employment, Labor and Social Affairs Committee contributes to the work of the following OECD bodies:

• OECD Committee on Employment, Social and Labor Affairs ELSAC, selected sessions
• OECD ELSA Working Party on Employment – Selected sessions, by invitation only
• OECD ELSA Working Party on Social Policy –Selected sessions by invitation only
• OECD ELSA Working Party on Migration –Selected sessions, by invitation only, high–level meetings