GENEVA (ILO News) – A new report from the International Labour Organization (ILO) reveals that wage inequality has decreased in about two-thirds of all countries since 2000. Despite this positive ...
A new ILO Brief examines how labour standards and responsible business expectations are increasingly shaping market access, supply chains and business competitiveness in Asia and the Pacific. It ...
The Philippines crafts a national roadmap to accelerate action against forced labour, child labour, human trafficking and ...
The ILO Office for Türkiye, with continued support from the German Development Bank, KfW, has extended the project “Promoting ...
The programme strengthened practical approaches to organising, negotiation and workplace rights, while supporting an action ...
The initiative will provide 3,000 aspiring and existing entrepreneurs from refugee and host communities with training, ...
Drawing on experiences from China, Kenya and the Lao People's Democratic Republic, the report highlights the importance of ...
The pilot initiative helped Jordanians and Syrian refugees turn skills and experience into recognized qualifications and ...
Government, employers and workers have completed a national validation exercise for Jamaica’s proposed Decent Work Country ...
ILO assessment highlights risks to workers from damaged infrastructure, disrupted trade and widespread informal employment.
Informal jobs account for more than three quarters of trade-linked employment in Africa, yet informal workers and small ...
A new solar power technician training programme equips young Indonesians with skills for emerging job opportunities and the ...
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