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Geneva, 17-19 October 2007
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A three-day global meeting for employers organised by the ILO Bureau for
Employers' Activities. Speakers will include leading thinkers and practitioners from business, trade unions,
academia, NGOs and the development community.
Sessions on
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- Global production systems: trends, prospects and opportunities
How global production systems contribute to decent work and
economic and social development, reduce poverty and build tomorrow's markets
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- Rules of the Game
The regulatory framework for global business and its impact.
Are existing rules adequate, too restrictive or not stringent enough?
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- Social and labour standards in the supply chain
The pros and cons of conditionality: buyer perspective, supplier perspective;
costs of conditionality - are there winners and losers?
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- The role of business associations
How can business associations help their members to benefit from global production
systems?
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Decent Work in Global Production Systems: The ILO contribution
An update on what the ILO is doing in relation to global
production systems. Participants can dialogue with the
officials responsible to find out what the ILO is doing and
what it hopes to achieve in relation to global production systems.
[Presentations]
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