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From storm to stove: Coconut culinary skills revive livelihoods in Siargao
Two women cooking in a coconut culinary training.

Coconut culinary training

From storm to stove: Coconut culinary skills revive livelihoods in Siargao

A mother and aspiring entrepreneur rebuilt her life through coconut farm recovery and culinary training, which helped turn her loss into coconut muffins, coco balls, and new hope.

Labour reforms take spotlight at Ukraine recovery conference
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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.

Collective bargaining and collective action in the platform economy
Cover image for ILO Working Paper 143

ILO Working Paper 143

Collective bargaining and collective action in the platform economy

This working paper was prepared in 2024 and reviews developments internationally since 2021 relating to the exercise of the right to bargain collectively and the existence of collective agreements among workers in the platform economy. The paper...

Global experts to convene at the ILO for the “Regulating for Decent Work Conference 2025”

#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.

ILO and Italian Development Cooperation join forces to boost youth employment in Kosovo’s hospitality sector

Youth employment

ILO and Italian Development Cooperation join forces to boost youth employment in Kosovo’s hospitality sector

The International Labour Organization (ILO), with the financial contribution of the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation/Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, launched a new development cooperation initiative aimed...

ILO brief highlights global five-month gender gap in paid parental leaves
Mariam Kobalia

ILO Care Economy Brief

ILO brief highlights global five-month gender gap in paid parental leaves

ILO study, marking 25 years of the ILO Maternity Protection Convention, shows that more equitable, inclusive and sustainable parental leaves would require, on average, an additional annual investment of 0.13% of GDP.

International Domestic Workers’ Day 2025 in Italy: caring for those who care for us
Lavoro di cura in ambito domestico

International Domestic Workers’ Day 2025 in Italy: caring for those who care for us

Statement by Mr Sergio Mattarella, President of the Italian Republic, to mark the World Day against Child Labour
Sergio Mattarella, Presidente della Repubblica Italiana

World Day against Child Labour

Statement by Mr Sergio Mattarella, President of the Italian Republic, to mark the World Day against Child Labour

Statement by Marina Elvira Calderone, Minister of labour and social policies (Italy), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference
Marina Elvira Calderone, Ministra del lavoro e delle politiche sociali (Italia) si rivolge alla plenaria della Conferenza internazionale del lavoro

113th session of the International Labour Conference

Statement by Marina Elvira Calderone, Minister of labour and social policies (Italy), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference

Statement by Alessandra Tolentino, Delegate of CGIL, CISL, UIL trade unions (Italy), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference
Alessandra Tolentino, Delegata CGIL, CISL, UIL (Italia), si rivolge alla plenaria della Conferenza internazionale del lavoro

113th International Labour Conference

Statement by Alessandra Tolentino, Delegate of CGIL, CISL, UIL trade unions (Italy), Plenary session of the International Labour Conference

The ILO’s normative mandate is more relevant than ever, says ILO Director-General
The ILO Director-General attends the opening ceremony of the 113th International Labour Conference in Geneva, 2 June 2025.

The ILO’s normative mandate is more relevant than ever, says ILO Director-General

At the opening of the 113th International Labour Conference, Gilbert F. Houngbo emphasized the organization’s strategic role in a changing world of work.

Making decent work a reality for domestic and home care workers in Europe
Making decent work a reality for domestic and home care workers in Europe

Making decent work a reality for domestic and home care workers in Europe

At an event in the European Parliament, the ILO underlined the need for formalizing care work, investing in quality care services, and ensuring a better protection for care workers to foster resilient and inclusive societies.

One in four jobs at risk of being transformed by GenAI, new ILO–NASK Global Index shows

Joint study

One in four jobs at risk of being transformed by GenAI, new ILO–NASK Global Index shows

The refined global index of exposure to Generative AI offers policymakers a vital tool for managing the impact on work.

ILO and Eni reinforce joint commitment to workers' health and well-being in agri-business
Group of villagers discussing under a shed

Partnership

ILO and Eni reinforce joint commitment to workers' health and well-being in agri-business

Endorsing the intervention model and discussing future plans to improve workers' health, safety and social protection in the agri-business sector, the ILO and Eni reaffirmed their strong partnership during a steering committee meeting in Rome.

Revolutionizing health and safety: The role of AI and digitalization at work

World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2025: Global Report

Revolutionizing health and safety: The role of AI and digitalization at work

First ever ILO programme on living wages launched by heads of ILO, ITUC and IOE
ILO programme on living wages with IOE, ILO DG and ITUC sitting at a wood table smiling into the camera

First ever ILO programme on living wages launched by heads of ILO, ITUC and IOE

The programme will estimate and operationalize living wages for the first time since the establishment of the ILO in 1919.

ILO Governing Body concludes its 353rd Session
353rd Session of the Governing Body, GB room, ILO Geneva

ILO Governing Body concludes its 353rd Session

The Executive Body of the International Labour Organization reviewed global labour issues and country cases.

It’s time to recognize and value all women’s work

International Women's Day

It’s time to recognize and value all women’s work

From homes to hospitals, fields to factories, women are the backbone of our societies and economies. Yet, their contributions often go unrecognized. In this International Women’s Day message, ILO Director-General Gilbert F. Houngbo underscores the...

Achieving gender equality in employment rates would take almost two centuries
Portrait of an African woman wearing a head and shoulder scarf

Women and the economy: 30 years after the Beijing Declaration

Achieving gender equality in employment rates would take almost two centuries

Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action set out an ambitious agenda for equality, women still face significant barriers in the economy, according to a new International Labour Organization brief.

ILO releases 2025 report of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations
ILO building in Geneva

International Labour Standards

ILO releases 2025 report of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations

The report outlines the extent to which ILO Member States have fulfilled their obligations in relation to international labour standards, including those they have voluntarily ratified.