The primary objective of the ILO Central and Eastern European Team is to provide policy advice to government agencies as well as to workers' and employers' organizations in the region. That is based on the collection, analysis and dissemination of information on labour market and social policy.
Workshop in Ostrava, Czech Republic
CEET in cooperation with the VUROM Institute will
organise a seminar on local labour market restructuring
and Social Dialogue in Ostrava on November 29 - 30, 1993.
The aim of the workshop is to discuss the respective
roles of employer organisations, enterprise management,
trade unions, regional and local authorities, local
labour offices and other organizations in promoting
employment restructuring and mitigating social tensions.
Conference on Policies for Disabled, Poznan, Poland
CEET, ILO-REHAB and the Polish Ministry of Labour will
organise a conference "Labour Market Policies for
Disabled People in CEE countries" in Poznan on February
22 - 24, 1994.
Papers for Workshop on Disabled Workers
Disabled Persons and the Labour Market in Poland, by
Grazyna Magnuszewska-Otulak.
Disabled Workers in Russia, by L. Chikanova and
Pavel. Smirnov.
Vocational Rehabilitation and the Labour Market
Situation of the Disabled in Hungary, by Maria Korodi and
Zsuzsa Winter.
People with Disabilities in the Czech Republic, by
Vera Havlickova, Ladislava Parizkova and Olga Lexova.
Disabled Workers in the Bulgarian Labour Market, by
Sylvia Dilova, Nikolai Kondarev and Milcho Dimitrov.
Disabled Workers in the Slovak Republic, by Pavel
Ochotnicky.
Disabled Workers in Ukraine, by Tatiana Berezanetz.
Electronic mail
Information about the Team's work is available
electronically through the Geonet and Internet networks.
Before the end of 1993, we shall have our Bulletin board
accessible from both systems.
To contact us, you need a computer, a modem, a
phoneline, communication software, an account with a data
exchange net and a mailbox in one of the systems.
Papers for the Symposium on Minimum Wages
"The empirical analysis of the wage structure and
the effects of minimum wages in the transition period:
the case of Czech Republic", by Alena Buchtikova.
"Minimum Wages in Russia. Fantasy chasing fact", by
Tatyana Chetvernina.
"Minimum Wages in Hungary", by JenŽ Koltai,
"Minimum Wages - Element of Social Policy of the
Countries of Eastern Europe: The Problems of Bulgaria",
by ThŘodora Nontcheva.
"Minimum wage bargaining and unemployment in
Bulgaria", by Todor Radev.
"Minimum Wage, Workfare and Citizen`s Income:
Instruments for Redistributive Justice in the 21st
Century?", by Guy Standing.
"Minimum Wage in Central and Eastern Europe:
Slippage of the Anchor", by Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead.
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| Fully fit at work |
Film about the advantages of employing persons with disabilities. As this ILO film (Fully Fit at Work) shows, not only may people with disabilities be more productive, they may actually be more skilled in some jobs than non-disabled people. Produced for the ILO by the Andrzej Wajda Master School of Film Directing.
Watch the film online in Polish with English subtitles. Duration: 21 min 11 sec
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A package for social and economic progress
The Albanian pilot of the One UN Programme will make use of the experiences of the International Labour Organization (ILO) gained in the field. As the only tripartite organisation within the United Nations system, the ILO plays a key role in involving social partners in the recently launched UN reform process.
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