ILO in the media
2019
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BBC World News
Profits rise for businesses with women in senior management, says ILO
23 May 2019
A new report from the ILO shows gender diversity improves business outcomes, and makes it easier to attract talent. Deborah France-Massin, Director of the ILO Bureau for Employers’ Activities discusses the findings with BBC World News.
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France24
Gender diversity good for businesses and economies: UN
22 May 2019
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The Voice
ILO Meeting of Caribbean Ministers of Labour gets underway in Barbados
15 May 2019
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Jamaica Observer
The future of work in the Caribbean
14 May 2019
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DW
Workers of the world face multiple challenges, says new report
06 May 2019
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Asia Business Report, BBC World News
We have to decide what we want the future of work to look like, says ILO Director-General
01 May 2019
On the occasion of Labour Day, ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder was interviewed by the BBC's Asia Business Report about the future of work and the opportunities for Asia to further promote labour rights, as we move into the fourth industrial revolution.
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Gulf Today
World needs to tackle e-waste challenge
20 April 2019
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XinhuaNet
Work changes creating new safety and health issues: ILO report
19 April 2019
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Deutsche Welle
6500 people die of work-related illness and injury daily, says the ILO
19 April 2019
An ILO report on occupational safety and health (OSH), published ahead of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28 April reveals some of the emerging challenges and opportunities in creating better working environments. ILO Technical Specialist on Occupational Safety and Health, Manal Azzi discusses the report's findings with Germany's international broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
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Emirates News Agency
Stress, overtime and disease contribute to 2.8 million workers’ deaths per year, reports UN labour agency
19 April 2019