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Gender at Work in the Caribbean: Synthesis Report for Five Countries
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Gender at Work in the Caribbean: Synthesis Report for Five Countries

The aim of this report (and the country studies) is to provide a basis on which to engage with constituents and stakeholders to further refine and enrich the analysis and fill information gaps, as well as foster explicit gender equality actions in...

Gender at Work in the Caribbean: Country Report for Antigua and Barbuda
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Gender at Work in the Caribbean: Country Report for Antigua and Barbuda

The Antigua and Barbuda Country Report begins with an overview of the general features of gender at work in the Caribbean, based on a review of research literature (Part One). It is based mainly on quantitative data analysis. The focus of Parts...

CARIFORUM Civil Society in the Regional Development and Integration Process: Challenges to CARIFORUM Labour, Private Sector and Employers -...

CARIFORUM Civil Society in the Regional Development and Integration Process: Challenges to CARIFORUM Labour, Private Sector and Employers -...

CARIFORUM Civil Society in the Regional Development and Integration Process: Challenges to CARIFORUM Labour, Private Sector and Employers -...

CARIFORUM Civil Society in the Regional Development and Integration Process: Challenges to CARIFORUM Labour, Private Sector and Employers -...

Session 1: Youth and employability - Private Sector involvement with TVET | Lessons learnt in Barbados

Session 1: Youth and employability - Private Sector involvement with TVET | Lessons learnt in Barbados

ILO Subregional Tripartite Meeting: Key selected topics for the future of work in the Caribbean

Session 2: Productive Development Policies for Job Creation - José M. Salazar-Xirinachs ILO Regional Director for Latin America and the...

Session 2: Productive Development Policies for Job Creation - José M. Salazar-Xirinachs ILO Regional Director for Latin America and the...

ILO Subregional Tripartite Meeting: Key selected topics for the future of work in the Caribbean

Session 1: The CARICOM HRD 2030 Strategy and its role in enabling employability - Dr Laurette Bristol, Programme Manager, HRD-Education,...

Session 1: The CARICOM HRD 2030 Strategy and its role in enabling employability - Dr Laurette Bristol, Programme Manager, HRD-Education,...

ILO Subregional Tripartite Meeting: Key selected topics for the future of work in the Caribbean

Session 3: Decent Work Agenda in Disaster Recovery Situations - Ariel Pino, ILO Social Protection and OSH Specialist

Session 3: Decent Work Agenda in Disaster Recovery Situations - Ariel Pino, ILO Social Protection and OSH Specialist

ILO Subregional Tripartite Meeting: Key selected topics for the future of work in the Caribbean

Session 1: Tools for improving employability of youth - Diego Rei, ILO Specialist, Employment and Labour Market

Session 1: Tools for improving employability of youth - Diego Rei, ILO Specialist, Employment and Labour Market

ILO Subregional Tripartite Meeting: Key selected topics for the future of work in the Caribbean

Concept Note Four - Social dialogue in the region: How to sustain the achievements of the EU-ILO Project

Concept Note Four - Social dialogue in the region: How to sustain the achievements of the EU-ILO Project

Concept Note Three - Building resilient societies in a disaster prone world: The role of decent work

Concept Note Three - Building resilient societies in a disaster prone world: The role of decent work

Concept Note One - Tools for improving employability of youth

Concept Note One - Tools for improving employability of youth

Factsheet - Women in business and management: Gaining momentum in the Caribbean
Cover for publication Factsheet - Women in business and management: Gaining momentum in the Caribbean

Factsheet - Women in business and management: Gaining momentum in the Caribbean

Women’s labour force participation in the Caribbean has been traditionally high and often outperforms neighbouring countries as well as many advanced economies.

Women in Business and Management: Gaining Momentum in the Caribbean
Cover for publication Women in Business and Management: Gaining Momentum in the Caribbean

Women in Business and Management: Gaining Momentum in the Caribbean

This report responds to the need for further research into women in business and management in the Caribbean to provide companies and EBMOs with the very information they could benefit from.

Mapping of youth employment interventions in Caribbean countries: Antigua and Barbuda Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica,...
Cover for publication Mapping of youth employment interventions in Caribbean countries: Antigua and Barbuda Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago

Mapping of youth employment interventions in Caribbean countries: Antigua and Barbuda Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica,...

Warning: this document is a draft. Notwithstanding the substantive amount of work and research carried out for its completion, it may still contain omissions or errors. It is made available solely for the purpose of verification and correction or...

Antigua and Barbuda - Country baselines under the ILO Declaration (2000-2017)

Antigua and Barbuda - Country baselines under the ILO Declaration (2000-2017)

Agenda

Agenda

ILO/ACCU resilience-building workshop in Anguilla

Final Report

Final Report

The Future of Work in the Caribbean: What do we know? What do we need to know?

Meeting Programme

Meeting Programme

The Future of Work in the Caribbean: What do we know? What do we need to know?

CEC and CCL host 2nd Regional Bipartite meeting

CEC and CCL host 2nd Regional Bipartite meeting

This Regional Bipartite Meeting is dedicated to discussion and adoption on joint policy positions which the regional organizations CCL and CEC will advocate and promote within CARICOM forums and their affiliates will champion at the national level.