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Recognizing the dangers of asbestos
The ILO in collaboration with the Indonesia Ban Asbestos Network (INA-BAN) raised the public awareness about the danger of asbestos.
Work safety
Competition promotes awareness of work safety among youngsters
Prizes include gifts and recognition from the ILO, including a trip to the United Nations Green House in Hanoi.
New law a major step for workplace safety and health in Myanmar
The enactment of the new Occupational Safety and Health Law is a major step towards safer and healthier workplaces in Myanmar. The new law will play a pivotal role in preventing occupational injuries, diseases and deaths, said the ILO Liaison...
Indonesian youth speak up about future of work and OSH
The ILO’s event provided an opportunity for young Indonesians to speak out. Sixty Indonesian youth shared their thoughts and insights about future of work and occupational safety and health (OSH).
Shaping the future of occupational safety and health for young workers
The world of work is undergoing major changes that will continue, and potentially intensify, in the future. The ILO seminar provided a venue for Indonesian millennial and the older generations to work together in dealing with the future of work and,...
Safety and health at work
Message of support at the ILO SafeYouth@Work Project Stakeholders Forum
By the Honourable Secretary Silvestre Bello III of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) the IILO SafeYouth@Work Project Stakeholders Forum, Makati City, Philippines, 21 February 2019
Indonesia is developing its National OSH Programme 2019-2024
Indonesia has a long history in occupational safety and health (OSH). To improve its OSH prevention culture, the country is now in the process of formulating its National OSH Programme 2019-2024.
Occupational safety and health
ILO OSH Campaign 2018 - ILO Jakarta special edition
The ILO Jakarta Office conducted a one-year campaign on occupational safety and health in 2018. It was also aimed to place the health and safety of all workers on the international agenda to stimulate and support practical action at all levels.
Strengthening the roles of Indonesian OSH Council to provide better protection for young workers
The participation of Indonesian youth in promoting OSH is crucial. About half the 130 million population is under the age of 30 and many of them work in sectors with a high risk of workplace accidents and disease, such as the construction sector....
OSH Campaign
Enhancing OSH in the workplace, through social dialogue
National occupational safety and health (OSH) systems can be improved and strengthened by creating a culture of prevention through meaningful social dialogue. This requires effective cooperation and collaboration among government, employer and...
Our impact, their voices
Speaking Health and Safety to Millennials
A Philippine youth champion finds an innovative way to improve her fellow millennials’ knowledge about occupational safety and health.
OSH Campaign
Reinvigorating Indonesian OSH programmes by keeping young workers safe
Indonesia continues to reinvigorate its occupational safety and health (OSH). Indonesian representatives participated in the ILO’s regional training course to strengthen the implementation of its OSH programmes by providing more OSH protection to...
SafeYouth@Work Project Flyer
Interactive dialogue with the Indonesian Minister of Manpower
Building a safe and healthy generation of youth in Indonesia
The Indonesian Minister of Manpower, M. Hanif Dhakiri, encouraged young Indonesians to have a good understanding about their labour rights and obligations, including rights and obligations related to occupational safety and health (OSH).
Indonesian OSH Festival: Generation – Safety and Health
The video captures highlights of the OSH Festival titled “Generation Safe and Healty”, organized by the ILO to commemorate the Wold Day for Safety and Health which falls on 28 April 2018.
Opening Remarks for the Commemoration of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work
By Michiko Miyamoto, Director of ILO for Indonesia and Timor-Leste the Commemoration of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work
Building generation safe and healthy in Indonesia
Manal Azzi, the ILO Occupational Safety and Health (OSH), presented the importance of ending child labour and promoting safe and healthy work for young people.
Interactive dialogue on OSH between the Indonesian Minister of Manpower and youth
The Indonesian Minister of Manpower, M. Hanif Dhakiri, conducted an interactive dialogue with around 100 Indonesian young workers and people participating at the commemoration of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work in Jakarta on 28 May 2018.
SafeYouth@Work Action Plan
Our impact, their voices
Indonesian youth champion safety and health at work
The ILO’s work to promote youth engagement in occupational safety and health (OSH) in Indonesia has inspired young people to carry out their own initiatives and make a difference in their local communities.