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World Day Against Child Labour, 12 June 2013
"No" to child labour in domestic work

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ILO Country Office for China and Mongolia

1-10 Tayuan Diplomatic Office Building

Beijing

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ILO Country Office for China and Mongolia (CO-Beijing)

The ILO Country Office for China and Mongolia carries out the ILO's programmes and activities in the People's Republic of China (including the Hong Kong and Macau Special Administrative Regions) and Mongolia. Using ILO's unique tripartite structure, CO-Beijing works in close collaboration with the government, the workers' and employers' organizations to promote decent work for all.

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102nd International Labour Conference

Ryder: We need to get a grip on the rapid changes affecting the world of work
5 June 2013
The 102nd International Labour Conference opened with ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder, outlining his vision for tackling the various challenges that are having an impact on workers, enterprises and governments around the world.
World of Work report 2013

Uneven job recovery poses challenges to most countries
3 June 2013
Fragile signs of improvement in emerging and developing economies, while many advanced economies continue to face high or even rising unemployment and increasing inequalities.
China Central Television (CNTV)

ILO's Director-General meets with the Chinese Vice Premier of the State Council Ma Kai
14 May 2013
Disability and work

Lifting the barrier of intellectual disabilities
13 May 2013
There are almost 200 million persons with intellectual disabilities in the world. For many of them, finding a stable job represents a major challenge. In Li’s case, a little help has made a big difference.
Global Employment Trends for Youth 2013

Youth jobs’ gains wiped out by slow recovery
8 May 2013
A new ILO report says the long-term impact of the youth employment crisis could be felt for decades, creating a generation at risk of suffering decent work deficits throughout their lives.
World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2013

The prevention of occupational diseases
28 April 2013
The World Day for Safety and Health at Work in 2013 focuses on the prevention of occupational diseases. Worldwide, occupational diseases continue to be the leading cause of work-related deaths. According to ILO estimates, out of 2.34 million occupational fatalities every year, only 321,000 are due to accidents. The remaining 2.02 million deaths are caused by various types of work-related diseases, which correspond to a daily average of more than 5,500 deaths. This is an unacceptable Decent Work deficit.
Event

Experts' Meeting on the ILO Global Wage Report 2012/13
15 January 2013
The meeting is to introduce the newly launched ILO Global Wage Report 2012/13 and discuss among wage experts wage issues at global and national levels.
Global Wage Report 2012/2013

Is it the end of a low-wage production model in China?
14 December 2012
China’s long-held position as a country of cheap goods based on low-wage labour looks set to change, with wages rising sharply across the board, according to the latest ILO Global Wage Report.
Publication

Global Wage Report 2012/13: Wages and Equitable Growth

The Global Wage Report 2012/13 looks at differences in wages around the globe and how they have been influenced by the economic crisis. It includes global and regional wage trends and statistics, as well as policy recommendations.
Comment

Can China get old and rich at the same time?

China has already done a lot to adapt labour markets and social protection systems to an ageing society. But it will have to do more to balance its economic and social needs.