World Conference on Labor Economics and Youth Employment

Important dates

1. 27 Oct

   Abstract / full paper deadline

   Passed

2. 23–24 Nov

   Conference

   Tokyo, Japan

All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.

About this conference

World Conference on Labor Economics and Youth Employment WCLEYE is a premier international gathering designed to advance global research and industrial innovation. Organized by World Science Leagues, this event serves as a central hub for researchers, academicians, and industry professionals to exchange breakthrough findings and explore the latest emerging trends. Through high-impact keynote sessions and technical presentations, World Conference on Labor Economics and Youth Employment provides a sophisticated platform for collaborative learning and strategic networking. Our mission is to foster interdisciplinary synergy and highlight the real-world applications of modern technologies, empowering all WCLEYE participants to build global collaborations and drive the future growth of the discipline.

Topics and scope

• Labor Economics
• Youth Employment
• Labor Markets
• Employment Policy
• Workforce Development
• Future of Work
• Digital Economy
• Gig Economy
• Remote Work
• Artificial Intelligence & Employment
• Automation & Labor
• Industry 4.0 Workforce
• Skills Development
• Vocational Education
• Technical Training
• Youth Entrepreneurship
• Startup Ecosystems
• Innovation & Employment
• Job Creation Strategies
• Labor Mobility
• Migration & Employment
• International Labor Markets
• Global Employment Trends
• Informal Economy
• Labor Rights
• Decent Work
• Workplace Equality
• Gender & Labor
• Youth Inclusion
• Disability Employment
• Social Protection
• Wage Economics
• Income Inequality
• Poverty & Employment
• Human Capital Development
• Education & Labor Outcomes
• Workforce Analytics
• Labor Productivity
• Economic Growth & Employment
• Sustainable Employment
• Green Jobs
• Climate Change & Labor
• Labor Policy Reform
• Employment Governance
• Industrial Relations
• Trade Unions & Labor Movements
• Social Dialogue
• Youth Empowerment
• Community Employment Programs
• Public Employment Initiatives
• Global Development Goals
• Emerging Labor Challenges
• Inclusive Economic Development
• Future Workforce Strategies

Call for papers

The call for papers closed on 27 October 2026. For other conferences, see open calls for papers in this field.