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The International Labour Organization and the quest for social justice, 1919-2009
The International Labour Organization was founded in 1919 in the belief that peace and social justice go hand in hand. This book explores key ideas that the ILO has championed and applied through the political and economic upheavals of the last 90 years.: rights at work, the quality of employment, income protection, employment and poverty reduction, a fair globalization and today's overriding goal of decent work for all.
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Type Book Date issued 2009 Reference 9789221219552 (ISBN) Authors Gerry Rodgers; Lee Swepston; Eddy Lee and Jasmien van Daele Format available 16 x 24 cm (xvi+272 pp) Prices Sw. frs. 50; US$50; UK£35; €35 Support medium Paperback Unit responsible Publications Subjects employment, employment policy, promotion of employment, quality of working life, ILO standards, international labour standards, labour standards, social protection, social security, economic and social development, poverty, poverty alleviation, social development, economic and social rights, workers rights, social policy Other languages Français • Español