24 - 27 August 1999, Lima, Peru
The delegates at meeting agreed that "finding decent work constitutes one of the most immediate priorities for the people in the Americas". They recognized that economic growth was a necessary but insufficient condition to generate decent work and pointed out that, in addition, it required "the application of economic policies that will promote an increase of productivity and guarantee the macroeconomical stability needed to stimulate savings and investments".
6 - 15 October 1998, Geneva, Switzerland
The Conference adopted three resolutions concerning the measurement of underemployment and inadequate employment situations, the measurement of employment-related income, and concerning statistics of occupational injuries resulting from occupational accidents.
9 - 11 December 1997, Bangkok, Thailand
The International Labour Organization (ILO) adopted a series of wide-ranging Conclusions in which governments, and representatives of workers' and employers' organizations urged the ILO to "vigorously pursue" its opportunities to make an "essential contribution" to the economic and social development of Asia.