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English: Decent Working Conditions, Safety and Social Protection – Work in Fishing Convention No. 188 and Recommendation No. 199, pdf 1.3 MB
Español: Condiciones de Trabajo Decentes, Seguridad y Protección Social – Convenio y Recomendación sobre el trabajo en el sector pesquero, pdf 1.3 MB
Français: Conditions de travail décentes, sécurité et protection sociale – Convention et Recommandation sur le travail dans la pêche, pdf 1.4 MB
日本語: Decent Working Conditions, Safety and Social Protection – Work in Fishing Convention No. 188 and Recommendation No. 199 (Japanese version), pdf 2.1 MB
Português: Condições de Trabalho Decentes Segurança e Proteção Social - Convenção e Recomendação sobre o trabalho no setor pesqueiro, pdf 1.2 MB
Español: Condiciones de Trabajo Decentes, Seguridad y Protección Social – Convenio y Recomendación sobre el trabajo en el sector pesquero, pdf 1.3 MB
Français: Conditions de travail décentes, sécurité et protection sociale – Convention et Recommandation sur le travail dans la pêche, pdf 1.4 MB
日本語: Decent Working Conditions, Safety and Social Protection – Work in Fishing Convention No. 188 and Recommendation No. 199 (Japanese version), pdf 2.1 MB
Português: Condições de Trabalho Decentes Segurança e Proteção Social - Convenção e Recomendação sobre o trabalho no setor pesqueiro, pdf 1.2 MB
The Work in Fishing Convention No. 188, with the accompanying Recommendation No. 199, addresses the particular working situations and conditions faced in the fishing industry. It is a response to the need for global labour standards which are relevant to all fishers, whether on large vessels on international voyages or in small boats operating in domestic waters close to shore. The Convention is flexible, relevant to all types of commercial fishing, and can be implemented by governments in whatever their circumstances.
This brochure provides further information on the Convention’s potential to transform the working conditions of all fishers.
This brochure provides further information on the Convention’s potential to transform the working conditions of all fishers.
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