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Press releases

  1. Fiji Child Labour DVD to be launched at the National Child Labour Forum

    18 February 2013

    The plight of children in child labour in Fiji will be raised, through the launching of a DVD titled “Back to School- Tackling Child Labour in Fiji”

  2. ILO to publish annual report on global employment trends and the jobs crisis

    21 January 2013

    The ILO is to launch its annual report, “Global Employment Trends 2013” (GET) on Tuesday 22 January.

  3. ILO mission to Fiji aborted

    19 September 2012

    An ILO direct contacts mission on freedom of association has been obliged to depart from Fiji without having completed its mandate.

  4. Pacific ratifications help to bring ‘Seafarers Bill of Rights’ into effect

    12 September 2012

    The ILO has received the 30th ratification of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC), fulfilling the final condition for the first global standard spanning continents and oceans, to go into effect in a year’s time

What's new

  1. ILO: PNG lacks complete laws on child labour

    22 April 2013

    Papua New Guinea lacks comprehensive legislation to deal with child labour issues, a workshop has been told.

  2. 24 OSH and Labour Inspectors trained in Papua New Guinea for a modern and effective OSH inspection system.

    04 March 2013

    The Department of Labour and Industrial Relations, Papua New Guinea (PNG), in cooperation with the ILO organized a five day programme on OSH inspection

  3. Recognizing workers skills in Samoa

    19 February 2013

    The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Labour and the Apprenticeship Council of Samoa have been running a trade testing scheme, offering workers who achieved their present status in their job by experience only, a platform to obtain formal recognition of their skills.

  4. Promoting creative industries through business awareness in schools in Kiribati

    19 February 2013

    Through the UN One Fund initiative in Kiribati, the ILO in collaboration with UNESCO identified the opportunity to promote creative industries in schools. This initiative was welcomed by ILO tripartite partners and youth stakeholders in Kiribati.

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