All publications: employment services

Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Kenya

Fact Sheet

Private employment agencies, temporary agency workers and their contribution to the labour market. WPEAC/2009

Private employment agencies play an important role in the functioning of contemporary labour markets. They act as intermediaries in modern labour markets, allowing enterprises greater flexibility to increase or decrease their workforces, while...

Inclusion of People with Disabilities in the United Republic of Tanzania

Fact Sheet

Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Thailand

Fact Sheet

Promoting Decent Work for People with Disabilities through a Disability Inclusion Support Service (INCLUDE)

Fact Sheet

Labour administration: To ensure good governance through legal compliance in Latin America. The central role of labour inspection.

This study examines the role of labour inspection in Latin America, where there is a shared history and language, as well as similar developments and common ideas on labour administration. This makes the subject amenable to a comparative approach....

Decent Work, Climate Change and Disaster Risk reduction. ILO Note for the International Recovery Forum 2009 in Kobe

Crises constitute a major threat to Decent Work: they generate massive unemployment and loss of livelihoods, they disrupt soft and hard infrastructure supporting economic activities, they reduce security and they undermine ongoing development...

Strengthening the services of the labour administrations in Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru (Final Evaluation Summary)

Evaluation Team: Marleen Rueda Catry, Juan José Serrano Remón, José García Tena.

2007 Guide to Private Employment Agencies: Regulation, Monitoring and Enforcement

This Guide provided guidance to national legislators in drafting legal frameworks in line with ILO Convention No. 181 and Recommendation No. 188.

Creating Jobs: Capacity building for local resource-based road works in selected districts in NAD and Nias (Mid-Term Evaluation Summary)

Project INS/51/071/11

Expansion of Employment Services to Nine Provinces in Afghanistan (Final Evaluation Summary)

Projects AFG/06/01/GTZ and AFG/03/03/FRG