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Brunei becomes 180th ILO Member State

Brunei Darussalam has become the 180th Member State of the International Labour Organization

Opening Address to the ILO/JILPT Networking of National Institutes for Labour Studies: Fifth round of joint investigative studies on...

by Mr Guy Thijs, Deputy Regional Director, ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific

New poll highlights need for better understanding among Thais of the importance of migrant workers to their economy: migrants help economy...

A new ABAC poll released today revealed the need for better understanding among Thais of the important contribution made by foreign migrant workers to the Thai economy.

ILO welcomes EU decision to promote Decent Work for All

The International Labour Organization (ILO) today welcomed the decision of the European Council of Ministers to adopt a set of conclusions on the promotion of decent work in the European Union and through the world, saying it provided powerful new...

Decent Work Country Programme signed in Kyrgyzstan.

On November 24 the ILO and its tripartite partners signed the Decent Work Country Programme for 2006-2009.

Kazakhstan and ILO signed Decent Work Country Programme for 2007-2009.

The Decent Work Country Programme for 2007-2009 was signed today in the Labour and Social Protection Ministry of Kazakhstan.

Azerbaijan: Decent Work priorities defined.

Improving employment policies, creating decent jobs, strengthening social dialogue, advancing implementation of international labour standards - these are priorities outlined in the Decent Work Country Programme of Azerbaijan for 2006-2009 signed...

Social protection for all: challenges and policies

In 1948, in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations proclaimed that "Everyone, as a member of society, has the right to social security…". Yet today, only 20 per cent of the world's population enjoys access to adequate social...