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Media Advisory: ILO and UNEP to publish new report on green economy

Defeat jobs crisis, “improve economy”: Voices from the Youth Employment Forum

Young people from around the world are discussing ways to promote youth employment and entrepreneurship in the face of a global jobs crisis that affects 75 million youth. Over 100 young men and women are taking part in the Youth Employment Forum at the ILO in Geneva, sharing their experiences (...)

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ILO reports on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work

The ILO has issued a report on the worldwide situation concerning its fundamental principles and rights of work – freedom of association and collective bargaining, forced and child labour and discrimination.

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ILO and IMF support discussion of a new strategy for employment, decent work and development in Zambia

Zambian authorities, trade unions and employers agreed to work together and with the ILO and the IMF to promote employment by creating inclusive growth, at a two day-meeting that ended in Lusaka on 22 May.

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South Sudan becomes 184th ILO member State

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Media advisory: Election of the next ILO Director-General

On Monday 28 May 2012, the Governing Body will elect the next Director-General of the International Labour Office (ILO) at its 314th Session.

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Guy Ryder elected as ILO Director-General

Guy Ryder was elected as the tenth Director-General of the ILO and will begin his five-year term in October 2012.

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DWCP 2012-2016 Signing Ceremony

The Government of Viet Nam, the workers’ and employers’ organizations and the ILO signed the new Decent Work Country Program 2012-2016 on 24 May 2012.

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Greek youth lose faith in the future

When Greek unemployment hit another record high at the end of 2011, it was the first time that the number of young people without a job outnumbered those in work. Qurratul-Ain Haider, a journalist based in Geneva, reports from (...)

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