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Summary Report of Research Products Developed within the SafeYouth@Work Project

Building a Generation of safe and healthy workers

Reflections on work. Perspectives from the Southern Cone of Latin America on the occasion of the ILO Centenary

The articles in this book explore many of the ILO’s core topics and how they have evolved over time. Some topics have persisted as concerns since the time of the ILO’s creation, whereas others – like just transition to environmental sustainability –...

50th anniversary of the ILO office in Argentina

"Argentina and the ILO can build a future with social justice"

Director-General Guy Ryder has made a two-day visit to the Argentine capital during which he led the celebration for the 50th anniversary of the ILO office in the country.

UN Climate Change Conference - COP25

Climate Action for Jobs Initiative launched by UN Secretary-General and ILO Director-General

Launched at the COP25 in Madrid, the Climate Action for Jobs Initiative is designed to support countries in implementing their national climate action commitments, while ensuring that jobs, well-being and a just transition remain at the heart of...

Module 3 - OSH Management at the Workplace: Addressing Young Workers’ Needs

Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package

Module 2 - Strategy and Actions for the Protection of Young Workers

Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package

Module 1 - A National OSH Framework Addressing Young Workers’ Vulnerabilities

Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package

Appendices

Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package

Introduction

Improving OSH for Young Workers: A Self-Training Package

SafeYouth@Work tripartite results and sustainability workshop

The workshop was held from 14 to 16 October 2019 at ITC-ILO, Turin, Italy

SafeYouth@Work

Impact Stories

Building a Generation of safe and healthy workers

SafeYouth@Work - Project Results

Building a Generation of safe and healthy workers

Cooperatives and the World of Work Series No. 12

Waste pickers’ cooperatives and social and solidarity economy organizations

Waste pickers make significant contributions to public health, sanitation, and the environment by promoting resource circulation and reducing the amount of landfill. However, they are often not legally recognized as workers and suffer from poor...

ILO100

Taking the ILO to South America: An epic historical journey

Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile were founding members of the International Labour Organization but were far removed from its Geneva headquarters. In order to draw them in closer, the first ILO Director, Albert Thomas, undertook an epic 70-day...

Women in business and management

Only 2 out of 10 companies have women as CEO in Argentina.

These and other data can be found in the report "Women in Business Management, a report on women entrepreneurs produced by the Bureau for Employers’ Activities (ACT/EMP) of the International Labour Organization (ILO) and UN Women in the framework of...

Digital inspector (INDI) in Argentina

INDI is a mobile application used to support the labour inspection process in Argentina. More than 200.000 workers have regularized their labour conditions thanks to the use of this technology.

Global Media Competition

ILO awards two Argentine journalists in the Global Media Competition

In the context of the inauguration of the international festival “Construir Cine”, the multimedia report "Las preguntas de Solomon" (Solomon’s Questions) was distinguished among more than 250 entries from more than 70 countries around the world.

Gender Pay Gap: Views of Monica Tepfer, CGT Argentina

What can trade unions do to address the gender pay gap in the world of work? Monica Tepfer from the Confederación General del Trabajo(CGT Argentina), shares her views on the occasion of the launch of a new ILO research on closing the gender pay gap.

Reversing Pension Privatizations. Rebuilding public pension systems in Eastern Europe and Latin America

From 1981 to 2014, thirty countries privatized fully or partially their public mandatory pensions; as of 2018, eighteen countries have reversed the privatization.

Working Paper No. 26

When the Expansion of Rights is Possible: Domestic Workers and Social Dialogue in Argentina - Executive Summary