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- Child Labour
- Decent work
- Domestic workers
- Economic and social development
- Employment promotion
- Employment security
- Equality and discrimination
- Forced labour
- Freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining
- Green jobs
- HIV/AIDS
- Labour administration and inspection
- Labour law
- Labour migration
- Millennium Development Goals
- The Post-2015 Development Agenda
- Safety and health at work
- Skills, knowledge and employability
- Social protection
- Tripartism and social dialogue
- Working conditions
- Youth employment
Decent work
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Highlights
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Questions and answers
Labour regulation, Decent Work and the economic and jobs crisis
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The ILO Decent Work Agenda
Productive employment and Decent Work are key elements to achieving a fair globalization and the reduction of poverty. The ILO has developed an agenda for the community of work. Putting the Decent Work Agenda into practice is achieved through four strategic pillars: job creation, rights at work, social protection and social dialogue, with gender equality as a crosscutting objective.
News
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© Bertrand Guay / AFP 2013102nd International Labour Conference
ILO approves new framework of action on social dialogue
19 June 2013
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© Pan Kanjun / ImagineChina 2013102nd International Labour Conference
No sustainable development without environmental sustainability and decent work
19 June 2013