All resources: China

Opening address to the Third China International Forum on Work Safety

By Mr Assane Diop, Executive Director, Social Protection Sector, International Labour Office

Speech at 7th International Congress on Work Injuries,Rehabilitation and Compensation

By Ms Constance Thomas, Director, ILO Office for China and Mongolia

Remarks at SIYB Phase II Evaluation Meeting

By Ms Constance Thomas, Director, ILO Office for China and Mongolia

Opening remarks at Workshop on Financial Support Programs for Micro-enterprises Development

By Mr Zhang Guoqing, Deputy Director, ILO Office for China and Mongolia

Opening address at CEC-ACWF-ILO Field Test and TOT Workshop “GET Ahead for Women in Enterprise”

By Mr Satoshi Sasaki，Specialist on Enterprise Development and Job Creation, ILO Office for China and Mongolia

Improved recruitment processes for foreign workers and better awareness about link between migration and human trafficking needed

Governments, Workers' and Employers' Organizations from five Mekong countries consider options prior to sub-regional gathering on human trafficking

Internal Labour Migration in China: Features and Responses

Rather than an exhaustive and lengthy examination of labour migration in China, this descriptive analysis offers the brevity, clarity and the most recent data available to depict a rapidly changing environment, in terms of both policy and...

Welcome speech at International Conference on Partnerships on Occupational Safety and Health Inspection

By Ms Constance Thomas, Director, ILO Office for China and Mongolia

Perspectives on the social security system of China

The essential aim of the present study is an integrated understanding, in its relevant historical context, of the past, present and projected development of the social security system of China. In order to do so, an assessment is made of each of the...

Extending Old-age Insurance Coverage in the People’s Republic of China

In 2004 and 2005 the ILO undertook a study, in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MOLSS) of the People’s Republic of China, to identify ways to extend the coverage of China’s old-age insurance system.

Competing for global talent

This book includes general and theoretical papers on skilled migration and also papers on the country experiences of Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, and the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Combating child labour in Asia and the Pacific: Progress and challenges

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Girls for sale: Preventing trafficking within China

An estimated 94 million Chinese farmers migrated for work in 2002. The influx of such huge numbers of rural surplus labourers has created opportunities for those seeking to exploit the most vulnerable, i.e. children and young women. In April 2004,...

AN EMPLOYMENT AGENDA FOR CHINA: Background Paper for the China Employment Forum

AN EMPLOYMENT AGENDA FOR CHINA: Summary Paper

An EmploymentAgenda for China – an Update

This document updates the information and analysis in the ILO background paper “Globalization and Decent Work – an Employment Agenda for China” prepared for the China Employment Forum on its original date of April 2003 (and then postponed due to the...

Opening speech at 3rd China Employers’ Forum

By Ms Constance Thomas, Director, ILO Office for China and Mongolia

Mobilizing Action on the Protection of Domestic Workers from Forced Labour and Trafficking (Mid Term Evaluation Summary)

Project RAS/03/52/UKM

Growth, employment and poverty : an analysis of the vital nexus based on some recent UNDP and ILO/SIDA studies

Issues in Employment and Poverty, Discussion Paper No.19

Employment in China : recent trends and future challenges

Employment Strategy Paper 2005/14