Video News Releases
2001
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Pension - 
23 March 2001 - When we think of retirement, most people think of reaping the rewards of a lifetime of work. But according to a new report from the International Labour Organization, the majority of people may be in for a major shock at the end of their careers. ILO Television explains. -
AIDS -
12 February 2001 - AIDS can no longer be considered as purely a medical problem. Two thirds of the nearly 36 million people infected with HIV are in their most productive years and the implications for the global work force are immense. Because of this, the workplace might just be the best place to deal a crushing blow to the spread of AIDS. ILO Television reports... -
PANORAMA -
25 January 2001 - The queues for work are longer than ever, while the cues for curbing unemployment seem to go unnoticed in a fast-paced global economy. In the coming decade, there will be 500 million more looking for a job. But where? -
INDIA; THE SEARCH FOR HIGHER VALUE-ADDED ICT MARKETS -
23 January 2001 - India’s software industry has grown at a phenomenal rate of over 50 percent in the last decade. Trivandum is home to just one of the many software Technology Parks set up by the Indian government that has brought the country racing into the information economy. -
DECENT WORK DEFICIT IN ASIA -
15 January 2001 - Asia has been struggling to recover from a financial crisis that rocked the region 4 years ago. But that recovery is on shaky ground as the global economic downturn throws more people out of work and into uncertainty. The International Labour Org. opens a four-day conference in the region to shore up recovery as ILO TV explains.
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South African auto industry coping with global jobs crisis -
ILO TV looked at measures being taken by the South African auto industry and the government to protect the industry and workers during economic crisis.
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