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Global Employment Trends for Youth 2026
Youth unemployment rises as young people face a harder road to decent work
New ILO report finds global youth unemployment rising, with some of the sharpest increases in higher-income economies and more young people outside employment, education or training.
114th session of the International Labour Conference
Statement by Alessandro Bevitori, Minister of Labour (San Marino), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference
ILO expands Digital Labour Platform Policy Tracker to include collective bargaining agreements
New component offers overview of agreements across countries and sectors as part of ILO’s ongoing efforts to monitor global policy and regulatory developments on digital labour platforms.
ILO introduces new indicators to strengthen labour administration
Validated globally, the tool helps governments improve effectiveness, accountability, and inclusion in line with international labour standards.
Europe charts path for Second World Summit for Social Development 2025
Key European and international stakeholders met in Brussels to outline their expectations and priorities for the upcoming World Social Summit and its follow-up.
Social Dialogue
First summer school on Social Dialogue explores industrial relations and due diligence
Over 60 participants joined the first summer school to exchange perspectives on the future of social dialogue, industrial relations and human rights due diligence.
Gender equality opportunities and challenges in supply chains
Ensuring gender equality across supply chains is not only a matter of fairness—it is also a critical driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth, according to a new brief released by the International Labour Organization (ILO).
Global progress on social justice slowed by persistent inequalities, new ILO report warns
New assessment shows advances in poverty reduction, education and productivity, but progress has stalled in recent years, leaving deep inequalities and eroding trust in institutions.
International Equal Pay Day 2025
Global debate highlights pathways to equal pay
EPIC event on International Equal Pay Day 2025 explored practical solutions to close the gender pay gap.
Railways sector
New ILO recommendations outline principles for a safe, sustainable railways sector
Government, employer and worker representatives adopted a set of measures to promote decent work and safeguard the long-term sustainability of the railways sector.
Labour reforms take spotlight at Ukraine recovery conference
The ILO announced a €3.5 million European Union contribution to help Ukraine align its labour laws and social dialogue systems with international standards.
#RDW2025
Global experts to convene at the ILO for the “Regulating for Decent Work Conference 2025”
The ILO is hosting a global forum on labour regulation and social justice to explore how stronger institutions and worker voice can help ensure decent work in a rapidly changing world.
ILO Care Economy Brief
ILO brief highlights global five-month gender gap in paid parental leaves
ILO study, marking 25 years of the ILO Maternity Protection Convention, shows that more equitable, inclusive and sustainable parental leaves would require, on average, an additional annual investment of 0.13% of GDP.
Youth employment
ILO and Italian Development Cooperation join forces to boost youth employment in Kosovo’s hospitality sector
The International Labour Organization (ILO), with the financial contribution of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation/Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, launched a new development cooperation initiative aimed...
International Domestic Workers’ Day 2025 in Italy: caring for those who care for us
World Day against Child Labour
Statement by Mr Sergio Mattarella, President of the Italian Republic, to mark the World Day against Child Labour
113th session of the International Labour Conference
Statement by Marina Elvira Calderone, Minister of labour and social policies (Italy), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference
113th International Labour Conference
Statement by Alessandra Tolentino, Delegate of CGIL, CISL, UIL trade unions (Italy), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference
The ILO’s normative mandate is more relevant than ever, says ILO Director-General
At the opening of the 113th International Labour Conference, Gilbert F. Houngbo emphasized the organization’s strategic role in a changing world of work.
Making decent work a reality for domestic and home care workers in Europe
At an event in the European Parliament, the ILO underlined the need for formalizing care work, investing in quality care services, and ensuring a better protection for care workers to foster resilient and inclusive societies.