News and articles
2020
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ILO100 in Viet Nam
“100 days without accidents” builds up momentum for work safety
17 January 2020,
A campaign promotes the links between work safety and productivity in the woodwork and supporting industries in Viet Nam.
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Decent Work in Fishing
8th ASEAN Labour Inspection Conference
15 January 2020,
The Eighth ASEAN Labour Inspection Conference on the theme “Securing Decent Work in the Fisheries Sector through Labour Inspection in ASEAN” was held from 18-19 December 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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© ILO 2020
Media advisory
ILO to launch new report on global employment and social trends
13 January 2020,
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Labour inspection
Campaign improves law compliance in Dong Nai’s woodwork industry
12 January 2020,
The 2019 Labour Inspection Campaign included a mix of inspection, training and communication activities which engaged employers and workers in the industry nationwide to raise their awareness of the importance of labour law compliance.
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News
Bangladesh labour inspectorate rolls out digitalized system to monitor all industries
09 January 2020,
2019
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ILO100 in Viet Nam
2019: Viet Nam’s labour issues in pictures
30 December 2019,
Look back at the events that shaped the year 2019 in labour and employment areas in Viet Nam
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Interview
A modus operandi for bringing accountability in workplace safety
30 December 2019, Dhaka
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Interview
Labour shortage, automation and workers’ organizations – Challenges or opportunities?
27 December 2019,
Dr Chang-Hee Lee, ILO Viet Nam Director, explains how these new factors have an impact on workplace management.
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Maritime Labour Convention
Cook Islands ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
19 December 2019,
Cook Islands is the 96th Member State of the ILO to have ratified the Convention
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Ship to Shore Rights
How a simple upgrade to Thai fishing vessels can help reduce forced labour
19 December 2019,
A case study from a new ILO report on Thailand’s fishing labour market highlights a solution to improve working conditions and reduce forced labour in the sector through simple technical upgrades on fishing vessels.