What's new
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24 million jobs to open up in the green economy
14 May 2018
ILO flagship report estimates job losses and job creation as the world moves to a greener economy.
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More than 60 per cent of the world’s employed population are in the informal economy
30 April 2018
A new ILO report shows that 2 billion people work informally, most of them in emerging and developing countries. The majority lack social protection, rights at work and decent working conditions.
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ILO inaugurates its first project office in Qatar
30 April 2018
The office will support implementation of a comprehensive technical cooperation programme on working conditions and labour rights in Qatar.
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Decent Work pledge for Occupied Palestinian Territory
27 April 2018
First visit by an ILO Director-General to the Palestinian Territory in two decades aims to consolidate cooperation between the Organization and Palestinian partners.
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“Decent work for all is crucial for inclusive social and economic development” – ILO Regional Director Jaradat
26 April 2018
Creating immediate jobs alongside improving labour market governance lead to long-term expansion of economic opportunities for Syrian refugees and the communities that host them, said ILO Regional Director for Arab States Ruba Jaradat at the Brussels II conference on supporting Syrians and the region.
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The Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosts discussion on migrant workers in the construction sector
Construction sector members of the KCCI meet to share experiences and best practices in the promotion of worker welfare in the construction sector.
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ILO supports the establishment of the new Palestinian cooperative agency
23 April 2018
The ILO has recently started working with the Palestinian Cooperative Work Agency (CWA) for its institutional development and legal enhancement.
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ILO Director-General Guy Ryder meets Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
20 April 2018
The meeting begins a three-day visit, Ryder’s first official visit to the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
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More jobs and better infrastructure for Lebanon
18 April 2018
Lebanon’s first Employment Intensive Infrastructure Programme (EIIP) is launched, to provide jobs in infrastructure projects for both Lebanese and Syrians.
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ILO to launch programme to create infrastructure jobs in Lebanon
18 April 2018
The programme works to create short- to mid-term employment opportunities for Lebanese host community members and displaced Syrians through infrastructure works.