Convention 110 and Recommendation 110 concerning conditions of employment of plantation workers Jurisdiction ILO Year 1958 Published in English, French, Spanish Original/other title [French] Convention 110 et Recommandation 110 concernant les conditions d'emploi des travailleurs des plantations [OIT] Source ILO Publications, International Labour Office, 1211 Genčve 22, Switzerland, 1958. 22p. + 10p. Descriptors [Primary] ILO, agricultural operations, developing countries, plantations [Secondary] directive, hours of work, labour inspection, medical examinations, tropical climate, welfare facilities, workmen's compensation Subject category Industries and occupations Abstract Plantations are defined as agricultural undertakings regularly employing hired workers, situated in tropical or subtropical regions and mainly concerned with the cultivation or production for commercial purposes of cash crops (e.g. coffee, sugar cane, cotton). OSH aspects covered by the Convention: compulsory medical examinations; provision of transport; maternity protection; workmen's compensation; labour inspection. OSH aspects covered by the Recommendation: hours of work; welfare facilities; workmen's compensation for injury or occupational disease. CIS No. 89-1758 Database ID 52933