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  1. ILO – SOCSO unemployment insurance project launched in Malaysia

    23 February 2012

    The meeting was the follow up of the signing of agreement between the Social Security Organization of Malaysia (SOCSO) and the International Labor Organization to cooperate in the implementation of a project entitled "Facilitating and supporting the design of an unemployment insurance system in Malaysia".

  2. ILO – Union Confederations release a new study on workers’ perception on sustainable enterprises in Indonesia

    08 February 2012

    JAKARTA (ILO News): The International Labour Organization (ILO) in collaboration with the four trade union confederations (KSPSI Pasar Minggu, KSPSI Kalibata, KSBSI and KSPI) will release a new survey titled “Workers’ Perception on the Factors Supporting Sustainable Enterprises in Indonesia” on Thursday, 9 February 2012, at Sari Pan Pacific Hotel, Jakarta.

  3. National Technical Seminar on the Formulation of the National Human Resources and Employment Policy

    13 October 2011

    The ILO has provided strong technical support to many countries to develop their respective human resource and employment policies. A high level discussion of the findings of the ten thematic working groups and technical consultations in preparing background documents on the National Human Resources and Employment Policy.

  4. Workshop on Drafting an LFTU Migration Policy and Action Plan

    25 August 2011

    The Lao Federation of Trade Unions (LFTU) and the TRIANGLE Project organized a workshop to draft an LFTU Migration Policy and Action Plan. The workshop was attended by LFTU officials from the central level, including President Khamla Lorlonsy, and from seven provinces that border with Thailand. In addition, officials from relevant line ministries and a representative from the Thai trade unions attended the workshop. The action plan will guide the TRIANGLE Projects work with the LFTU for the coming years.

  5. International Seminar on Collective Bargaining at Branch/Sector Level

    24 August 2011

    The seminar will focus on sharing international experiences on collective bargaining, particularly at industrial or sectoral levels. It aims to increase the cooperation between ACFTU, ITUC and ACTRAV. It is aimed at helping the ACFTU in promoting industrial or sectoral collective bargaining in China.

  6. MOU Signing between ILO and Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, Lao PDR

    09 August 2011

    The Memorandum of Understanding on the ILO TRIANGLE Project was signed by Mr Wang Jiyuan, ILO Country Office Director for Thailand, Cambodia and Lao PDR, and Mr Phouvanh Chanthavong, Director General of the Department of Skills Development and Employment signed on behalf of the MOLSW. It was witnessed by Mr Laoly Faipengyoa, Vice Minister. The MOU sets out the framework under which the TRIANGLE project will be implemented. In August, migrant worker resource centres supported by the project will be established in collaboration with MOLSW in Champasack and Xaiyaboury and with LFTU in Savannakhet. A number of other activities will be carried out in line with the workplan already signed by the Minister.

  7. Indonesian electronic industry to improve productivity and efficiency through social dialogue

    24 June 2011

    Representatives of major companies in the electronic industry, trade unions, employers’ organizations and the Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration discussed the importance of social dialogue between employers and workers to improve the productivity and efficiency of the electronics industry in Indonesia in Bogor, West Java, from 21 – 23 June.

  8. Papua New Guinea labour delegation in Australia: tripartite group studies industrial relations, Australian labour market governance and institutions

    29 April 2011

    ILO News: A tripartite delegation from Papua New Guinea (PNG) has travelled to Australia to study that country’s industrial relations institutions in advance of an anticipated enactment of a Bill to reform PNG’s industrial relations laws.

  9. Development of Framework for Curriculum for Industrial Relations Court Judges

    27 January 2011

    The ILO is partnering with the Technical Unit of the Supreme Court Training Centre to revise the current training programme. A competency-based training curriculum for newly appointed career and ad hoc judges will be developed under this partnership.

  10. Review of Training Needs Assessment for Industrial Relations Court Judges

    25 January 2011

    The ILO is partnering with the Technical Unit of the Supreme Court Training Centre to revise the current training programme. A competency-based training curriculum for newly appointed career and ad hoc judges will be developed under this partnership. An advanced training programme shall also be developed to provide ongoing education to serving judges in the industrial relations court.

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