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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.
University of South Africa Labour Law Conference, ILO highlights the last 30 years
South Africa’s Labour Law journey through the lens of International Labour Standards
Employers' organizations
Strengthening employers’ capacity under the new Labour Code in Kyrgyzstan
JIA Business Association, with ILO support, helps employers navigate the new Labour Code through consultations and a practical guide.
Labour law review
Cutting red tape: Employers driving labour law reform in Barbados
The Barbados Employers’ Confederation, with support from the ILO, is driving labour law reform through evidence-based research, stakeholder engagement, strengthened advocacy, and improved internal governance to build a fair, flexible, and resilient...
News
Thai senate advances workers’ rights through key dialogue with ILO
The Thai Senate Labour Committee visited the ILO in Bangkok to discuss ratifying ILO’s fundamental conventions on freedom of association and collective bargaining, reaffirming Thailand’s commitment to international labour standards.
Lesotho advances towards stronger Labour Migration Governance through ILO Conventions 97 and 143
A national workshop held in Maseru has advanced Lesotho’s commitment to strengthening labour migration governance and aligning national legislation with international labour standards.
News item
ILO launches Global Policy Tracker on Digital Labour Platforms
A new ILO resource to support evidence-based policymaking and social dialogue on platform work.
Decent work
Bangsamoro Labour Code progresses toward lasting peace, decent work
The Bangsamoro region of the Philippines is taking an important step to finalize its first-ever labour code before the plenary submission, which will address decent work challenges and support peacebuilding efforts.
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.
Op-ed
It’s time to recognize Indonesian domestic workers as essential
On International Domestic Workers' Day, Simin Singh, ILO Country Director for Indonesia and Timor-Leste, recognizes the vital contributions of domestic workers in Indonesia. This opinion-editorial is published by the Jakarta Post on 16 June 2025.
Occupational safety and health
Thailand ratifies the Occupational Safety and Health Convention (No. 155) and the Protocol of 2002 to the Occupational Safety and Health...
Thailand is one of the ILO’s founding Members, joining in 1919, and has ratified 21 ILO Conventions and 2 Protocols to date.
The ILO enhances trade unions' knowledge and compliance with labour laws in Indonesia
The ILO's Strengthening Industrial Relations in Indonesia (SIRI) initiative has enhanced trade unions' capacity for policy engagement by providing a labour law guideline and conducting an impact study.
Advancing decent work in Dominica through social dialogue and collaboration
The ILO's Team took the opportunity to outline its approach to supporting regional cooperation.
High level dialogue
Bangladesh strengthens commitment to align labour law with international labour standards
Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the interim Government of Bangladesh, reaffirmed Bangladesh’s commitment to align its labour law with international labour standards (ILS) in a recent high-level meeting with the International Labour...
"WAEI/WAEIA" Campaign in Jordan promotes a fair, safe, and inclusive work environment
In collaboration with national and development partners, the "WAEI/WAEIA" campaign continues to raise awareness of workers' rights and promote a work environment that supports women in the labour market.
Q&A
Why now is the time to rethink temporary labour migration
A newly published ILO anthology, "Temporary labour migration: Towards social justice?" explores the challenges, policy choices, and innovative approaches shaping temporary labour migration worldwide. The book’s co-editors, ILO experts Christiane...
New ILO publication explores the path to social justice for migrant workers
The book examines the realities of temporary labour migration, providing valuable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and scholars.
Industrial relations
Indonesian National Police establishes Employment Desk to resolve labour disputes
The ILO praises Indonesia’s National Police for their initiative to improve labour relations and legal certainty by establishing the Employment Desk.
ILO and Ministry of Manpower strengthen their collaboration in realizing social justice and decent work for all
The ILO Country Director for Indonesia and Timor-Leste and the Indonesian Minister of Manpower under the new Cabinet conducts a courtesy meeting to continue strengthening the collaboration between ILO and the Ministry of Manpower.
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