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	 <title>Migrant domestic workers in Europe: Graciela&#39;s story</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[Today, thousands of migrants live and work as domestic workers in European countries. They give essential services to families and societies, yet their work is often undervalued and taken for granted. Domestic workers are real workers - like you and I. Respect their work, respect their rights!]]>
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	 <title>Migrant domestic workers in Europe: Coring&#39;s story</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[Today, thousands of migrants live and work as domestic workers in European countries. They give essential services to families and societies, yet their work is often undervalued and taken for granted. Domestic workers are real workers - like you and I. Respect their work, respect their rights!]]>
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	 <title>ILO Chief visits Thailand
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	 	<![CDATA[ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder, visited Thailand as part of his first trip to Asia since taking office in October 2012.  He toured the PP Tan shrimp peeling facility in Samut Sakhon Province, where he met with workers and managers on the factory floor to hear first hand about their working lives.]]>
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	 <title>Reversal of gains in women&#39;s employment
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	 	<![CDATA[Women are still more likely to be unemployed than men around the world. That&#39;s one of the conclusions of the ILO&#39;s Global Employment Trends for Women 2012. And the report also found that, while the numbers vary from region to region, the steady progress being made by women in the workplace slowed, stopped or reversed as a result of the global economic crisis.]]>
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	 <title>ILO Chief: US needs 10 million new jobs to get to pre-crisis levels


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	 	<![CDATA[In the US, three million jobs are needed just to replace the pre-crisis loss, and additional seven million will be needed to absorb the people coming into the job market, ILO Director-General Guy Ryder said in a special CNBC World Wide Exchange. Such ambition is required to go along with a better job creation, added the ILO Chief concluding that we will see quite a lot of employment relocation, especially in the manufacturing sector and that countries like the US need to be ready to exploit  new opportunities as they arise.]]>
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	 <title>Testimonies: Living with a middle-class wage</title>
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	 <title>The broken link: Wages &amp; productivity
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	 	<![CDATA[Productivity is growing worldwide but wages are not keeping pace. That’s one of the conclusions of the Global Wage Report by the International Labour Organization. The report also confirms a continuing trend: employees in developing and emerging economies are earning more than they were before the global economic crisis began while workers in richer, developed countries are seeing their pay stagnate or even decline.]]>
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	 <title>Falling labour share cause for concern, says ILO
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	 	<![CDATA[BBC World Business Report discusses the rebalancing of economic power between developed and developing nations and whether workers are getting a fair share of the profits as productivity rises in the global economy.]]>
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	 <title>SCORE: Small &amp; Medium Enterprise are key to development</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[SCORE -&#39;Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises&#39;- is a technical cooperation programme of the ILO that supports the sustainable growth of small and medium enterprises in order to foster development in emerging economies. 
Partnering with local employers&#39; organizations and training institutions, SCORE helps SMEs adopt socially responsible and environmentally sustainable work methods that boost their productivity.]]>
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	 <title>Wage growth still far below pre-crisis level, warns the ILO



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	 	<![CDATA[The continuing crisis is having a negative impact in the labour market in a number of ways, and particularly on the evolution of wages according to the ILO&#39;s Global Wage Report 2012-13. US television network NBC reports that wages grew at a lower pace than labour productivity over a decade in the majority of countries for which data are available.]]>
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	 <title>21 million trapped in modern slavery
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	 	<![CDATA[Modern slavery, forced labour, still traps more than 20 million people around the world in different forms including debt bondage, forced begging, or trafficking.  According to Beate Andrees, Head of the ILO&#39;s Special Action Programme to Combat Forced Labour, one of the main problems in the fight against modern slavery is how to identify victims of this crime. The ILO plays a key role in training institutions to take legislative action that enable societies to implement and enforce laws that make modern slavery a crime.]]>
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	 <title>Jada Pinkett Smith: End Slavery Now!</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[Today, 21 million women, men and children are trapped in slavery all over the world. Jada Pinkett Smith has teamed up with the ILO and its new campaign End Slavery Now, and so can you!]]>
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	 <title>Jada Pinkett Smith joins ILO campaign against modern day slavery</title>
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	 <title>There are still 215 million child labourers worldwide, the ILO estimates</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[There is a growing sense that child labour is an intractable problem, perpetuated in part by the continued global economic downturn resulting in an increasing number of families mired in poverty. Over the past few years, the rate of reduction in child labour has slowed significantly which unfortunately contributes to the long term development challenges leaving countries unprepared and uncompetitive in the globalised marketplace. What can be done to enhance international efforts to eradicate child labor? The Voice of America interviews an ILO official, Kevin Cassidy (in New York) to explore the challenges and discuss effective strategies to put an end to child labour.]]>
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	 <title>Breaking barriers: Letting people with disabilities into the labour market (Short version)</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[Lingering stereotypes and perceptions often means people with disabilities have little chance of finding a job, no matter what their skills may be. But there is a new ILO Finnish-funded project in Armenia called “From Crisis towards Decent and Safe Jobs”  that is breaking down the barriers keeping people with disabilities out of the workforce.]]>
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	 <title>Namibia: Youth unemployment rates at 59%, according to the ILO
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	 	<![CDATA[In Namibia, the overall unemployment rate is 38%, but those aged 20-24 suffer up to 59% unemployment. In a live interview with CNN, ILO Senior Economist, Theo Sparreboom, stressed the need to boost employment, through incentives to those industries that can generate a large number of jobs.  It is necessary not only to expand the quantity of jobs, but guarantee the creation of decent jobs, concluded Sparreboom.]]>
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	 <title>Youth guarantee schemes: opportunities and challenges</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[Listen to a group of experts talk about the benefits of youth guarantees programmes and join in the online discussion.]]>
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	 <title>The World Bank&#39;s World Development Report 2013, presented at the ILO</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[The ILO welcomed the World Bank&#39;s World Development Report 2013, entitled &quot;Jobs&quot;, a timely publication in the midst of the economic crisis.]]>
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	 <title>Youth unemployment rates are not likely to come down, warns the ILO

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	 	<![CDATA[The staggeringly high number of unemployed young people in the EU as a result of the job crisis is not likely to come down any time soon, warns  ILO&#39;s Senior Economist Ekkehard Ernst, in a live interview with CNN. Many young people are dropping out of the labour market or accepting much lower wages, that in the long run will have a negative impact on their career path. Unless governments keep young people in the labour market and put training guarantees in place we may face a lost generation of workers.]]>
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	 <title>&quot;Things are getting worse&quot; when it comes to job recovery, says ILO</title>
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	 	<![CDATA[&quot;Self-evidently, things are getting worse,&quot; in terms of employment recovery according to ILO Director General Guy Ryder. The ILO head called on G20 nations to make good on their pledge at the G20 in Los Cabos to support accelerated demand for job creation should the global economic situation worsen.]]>
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