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Partnership with Dhaka City Corporation

Partnership with Dhaka City Corporation

On 4 December 2008, in Dhaka, the ILO-IPEC Urban Informal Economy project signed a three-year agreement with the Dhaka City Cooperation to develop partnership for the implementation of child labour programmes on non-formal education, skill...

Proper ship breaking: a test for globalization and decent work

Maritime sector

Proper ship breaking: a test for globalization and decent work

The last voyage of the ship "Otapan" to a Turkish ship breaking yard last July was a victory for "pre-cleaning" advocates of reducing the human and environmental dangers inherent in ship dismantling and recycling. But does it also lead to decent...

Lower wages for Bangladeshi women raise concerns about discrimination, ILO study finds

Lower wages for Bangladeshi women raise concerns about discrimination, ILO study finds

A new International Labour Organization (ILO) study suggests that discrimination may be preventing women in Bangladesh from earning the same wages as men.

Address at the Regional Symposium on Deployment of Workers Overseas: A Shared Responsibility

Address at the Regional Symposium on Deployment of Workers Overseas: A Shared Responsibility

By Dr. Dora Rapold, Ambassador of Switzerland, held in Bangladesh on 15 July 2008

Global employment trends 2008

Global employment trends 2008

South Asia could end poverty in a generation, but only if economic development is accompanied by inclusive labour market policies, according to a new report by the ILO.

Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) in South Asia

Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM) in South Asia

South Asia shows significant progress in productivity and working poverty, but low female labour force participation misses productivity potential

ILO releases Global Employment Trends 2007: South Asia faces growing gender unemployment gap & challenge of creating jobs.

ILO releases Global Employment Trends 2007: South Asia faces growing gender unemployment gap & challenge of creating jobs.

The number of people unemployed worldwide remained at an historic high in 2006, despite strong global economic growth