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ILO chief on world economy: Too much focus on finance, too little on society

ILO Director-General outlines what a new era for the world economy should look like, with changing priorities that break with the dogmas of the past and respond to people’s needs.

E-Newsletter

Quarterly E-Newsletter From the ILO’s Office in India

Media advisory: World Day Against Child Labour, 12 June 2012

This year’s annual World Day against Child Labour will put the spotlight on the progress that ILO Member States have made in the application of the ILO’s Conventions on Child Labour.

“No democracy without social justice,” says Tunisian President

“Minorities which ruled with iron and fire will never return,” Tunisian President Mohamed Moncef Marzouki told delegates at the ILO’s International Labour Conference in Geneva.

12 June 2012 - World Day Against Child Labour

12 June 2012 is World Day Against Child Labour. This year’s World Day will highlight the work that needs to be done to make the Roadmap for achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour by 2016,adopted by the international community, (...)

Zambian President calls for strong global partnership on youth employment

Zambia looks forward to a process that will “lift millions of our people out of poverty,” the President of Zambia, Michael Chilufya Sata told delegates to the International Labour Conference.

Halt jobs drain, give youth a chance says Spain’s Prince Felipe

Tackling high unemployment and making sure young people can find a job is a priority for Spain.

Media advisory: Visit of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to the ILO

Swiss labour market recovery boosted by effective social partnership, ILO-World Bank report says

A new ILO-World Bank report and online data tool presented at the 101st International Labour Conference shows that the Swiss labour market – even though it was hit by the crisis – recovered faster than in other countries, partly because of an intensive social dialogue between government, (...)