Working papers

2006

1. Moldova and Ukraine project flier

   12 January 2006

   project flier for the project "Elimination of human trafficking from Moldova and Ukraine through labour market based measures" (2006 - 2008)

2. Globalization and the illicit market for human trafficking: an empirical analysis of supply and demand

   12 January 2006

   This working paper studies the determinants of trafficking for forced sexual exploitation, at a cross-country econometric analysis.

3. Legal aspects of trafficking for forced labour purposes in Europe

   04 January 2006

   With numerous case examples of law and judicial practice from Europe, and some other countries, Rohit Malpani painstakingly reviews the present gaps in identification and prosecution of trafficking for forced labour cases, as well as deficiencies in approaches to prevention and to compensation for the abuses suffered by the victims of trafficking.

4. Review of legislation and policies in Nigeria on Human Trafficking and Forced Labour

   01 January 2006

   An essential part of the Action Programme against Trafficking and Forced Labour in West Africa (PATWA) is to advocate for a legislative and policy framework in Nigeria and Ghana that enables the government and other national stakeholders to effectively combat trafficking in men, women and children for purposes of labour or sexual exploitation.

5. Industrial Relations in the Oil Industry in Mexico

   01 January 2006

   Working paper 239

6. Health worker migration flows in Europe: Overview and case studies in selected CEE countries – Romania, Czech Republic, Serbia and Croatia

   01 January 2006

   Working paper 245

7. The role of Worker Representation and Consultation in Managing Health and Safety in the Construction Industry

   01 January 2006

   Working Paper 270

8. The role of local authorities in promoting decent work. Towards an applied research agenda for the construction and urban development sector

   01 January 2006

   Working Paper 243

9. Vocational Education and Training in the Chemical Industry in Germany and the United Kingdom

   01 January 2006

   Working Paper 242

2005

1. Working Paper No. 58 - Decent work, standards and indicators

   01 December 2005

   This paper presents a highly detailed and comprehensive method for constructing country profiles based on normative indicators as a tool for progress towards decent work. Country profiles on occupational safety and health (OSH) are available for a large number of countries.