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Three federations pledge to sustain grievance applications in garment sector
Three trade union federations working with the ILO on grievance applications commit to maintaining their implementation to promote better labour relations in the garment sector.
ILO Participatory Gender Audit for trade union concludes recommended actions
The ILO’s Strengthening Industrial Relations in Indonesia (SIRI) project supports the enhancement of gender equality and equity within the National Trade Union (SPN) by proposing five key recommendations.
ILO hands over grievance applications to garment union federations
The ILO’s Strengthening Industrial Relations in Indonesia Project concludes with the notable handover of grievance applications to union federations, aiming to foster more robust industrial relations within the garment sector.
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Empowering Thailand's Automotive Industry: Skills Development for Responsible Business Conduct
Exploring ground realities and opportunities to drive Responsible Business Conduct in India’s Automobile Sector
Exploring ground realities and opportunities to drive Responsible Business Conduct in India’s Automobile Sector
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ILO-Japan project boosts Thailand's auto sector resilience, sustainability and social responsibility
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ILO-Japan initiative strengthens Thailand’s automotive sector amid industry transformation
Closing event highlights key achievements in skills development, responsible business practices and public-private collaboration, paving the way for a more resilient and sustainable automotive manufacturing industry in Thailand.
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Tool developed to help navigate evolving occupations and skills needs of Thailand’s automotive sector
An ‘occupational map’ for the automotive industry has been developed by an ILO skills project funded by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI).
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ILO and national partners launch two key reports towards a sector skills strategy for Viet Nam’s textile and garment industry
The launch of two joint reports by the ILO and the Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) on 28 February 2025 marks a significant milestone to identify priority skills needs, actions, and recommendations in the textile and garment sector...
Indonesia Business Forum 2024 promotes collaborative efforts for Indonesia’s garment industry
Better Work Indonesia, a joint programme of ILO and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), showcases collaborative efforts and good practices in promoting labour law compliance and mitigation of industrial relations disputes in the garment...
ILO working to adapt Business and Human Rights guidelines for India's automotive and readymade garments sectors
National Conference Paves Pathways to Formalizing Iraq's Informal Economy
In collaboration with the Government of Iraq and with funding by the EU, the conference brought together national and international stakeholders to foster a unified approach to formalizing the country’s economy.
Tripartism and social dialogue
New toolkit to help strengthen responsible business conduct in Thailand’s automotive supply chain
Practical industry-oriented toolkit launched by ILO to enhance social dialogue between employer and workers at the enterprise level.
New course developed by ILO Vision Zero Fund initiative
Commuting safety matters: Collective action for a safe commute
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Thailand's auto sector: Skilled workforce and responsible business conduct
Video interviews with workers and employers on equipping Thailand's auto manufacturing industry with a skilled workforce and responsible business conduct for transition.
ILO study reveals skills development and responsible business conduct needs in Thailand’s automotive sector
Findings highlight need for industry to adapt to transition to electric and low-carbon vehicles.
New ILO report urges efforts to strengthen responsible business practices in Thailand's automotive sector
Findings reveal opportunities to enhance decent work conditions and tackle disparities, emphasizing collaboration for industry-wide improvements.
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100 Thai automotive industry workers gain essential hard skills to keep pace with rapidly changing technology
Training helps enhance workers’ job prospects while supporting Thai automotive industry efforts to close skills gaps.
Sectoral skills council is key in providing skilled workers according to the need of the industry
Five main recommendations to strengthen Indonesian human capital and ensure skills’ link and match in electronics sector are jointly developed by key sectoral labour actors with the facilitation of the ILO’s Skills Development and Responsible...
Skills study identifying steps to strengthen Thai automotive industry
Study carried out by the ILO’s Automotive Supply Chain Programme in Thailand funded by the Government of Japan seeks to help the sector navigate the rapidly changing business landscape.