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Trade for Decent Work
Viet Nam explores resilient and inclusive path for jobs in trade and global supply chains
Amid rising global trade uncertainties, Viet Nam is experiencing a growing need to enhance the resilience and inclusiveness of its global supply chains while ensuring that workers and enterprises can navigate future transitions.
Trade for Decent Work
Viet Nam puts restless joint effort on advancing gender equality in the world of work
Viet Nam has established strong legal foundations for gender equality in the world of work, but sustained progress will depend on effective implementation, institutional capacity and coordinated action across government, employers, workers’...
LDC graduation
International labour standards a vital toolbox for Bangladesh’s sustainable development prospects
Bangladesh’s government and employers should recognize international labour standards as a strategic toolbox readily at their disposal for use to steer the country to attain its envisioned sustainable economic growth.
Trade for Decent Work
Mongolia implements new labour dispute resolution mechanism with ILO's support
With the support of the ILO's "Trade for Decent Work" project, funded by the European Union, the Mongolian Government introduces a new mechanism aimed at enhancing the resolution of labour disputes in the country.
Trade for Decent Work
Tripartite partners assess the need for revision of Mongolia's Law on Trade Union Rights
On 15 February 2023, ILO constituents in Mongolia assessed the need for a possible revision of the Law on Trade Union Rights.
#RatifyC190
16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence 2022
The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is an international initiative that takes place between 25 November and 10 December, starting with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and ending with Human...
#RatifyC190
Influential voices of Mongolia call for zero tolerance for violence and harassment at work
From actors to politicians, activists to athletes – a wide range of influential people from various sectors of Mongolian society have joined forces to urge ratification of C190, the very first international treaty to recognize the right of everyone...
Trade for Decent Work
Tripartite partners use animation to promote the revised Labour Law of Mongolia
With the support of "Trade for Decent Work" project funded by the European Union, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Mongolia creates animated videos to increase understanding of the revised Labour Law among the general public.
Labour Agenda
Message at the launch of the 15-point Labour Agenda by trade unions
By Mr Khalid Hassan, Director, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the launch of the 15-point Labour agenda by Philippine trade unions and workers’ organizations, 13 December 2022, Manila, Philippines
International labour standards
Preparation for the launch of report on "Promoting and enforcing compliance of labour provisions in trade agreements"
On 27 April 2022, in Ha Long, Viet Nam, the International Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA ICD), in collaboration with Trade for Decent Work project, organized a Free Trade Agreement Working Group...
Solidarity message at the Philippine Trade and General Workers’ Organization (PTGWO) 21st National Convention
By Mr Khalid Hassan, Director, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the Philippine Trade and General Workers’ Organization (PTGWO) 21st National Convention, 4 December 2022, Manila, Philippines
Solidarity message at the Forum on living wages of trade unions
By Mr Khalid Hassan, Director, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the Forum on living wages of trade unions, 19 November 2022, Manila, Philippines
Solidarity message to public health workers at the Union leadership training on freedom of association, social dialogue and collective...
By Mr Khalid Hassan, Director of the ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the Public health workers' union leadership training on freedom of association, social dialogue and collective negotiations, 24 October 2022, Davao, Philippines
Opening address at the World Day for Decent Work 2022
By Mr Bryan Balco, Project Manager of the ILO EU Trade for Decent Work, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the World Day for Decent Work 2022, 7 October 2022, Manila, Philippines
Keynote message at the 2022 Pride Summit on the role of the business sector in building inclusive, safe, progressive and democratic spaces...
By Mr Bryan Balco, Project Manager of the ILO EU Trade for Decent Work, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the 2022 Pride Summit on the role of the business sector in building inclusive, safe, progressive and democratic spaces and industries...
Solidarity message at the Alab for love pride Philippine festival and pride march
By Mr Bryan Balco, Project Manager of the ILO EU Trade for Decent Work, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the Alab for love pride Philippine festival and pride march, 25 June 2022, Quezon City, Philippines
Introduction to Laws on Occupational Safety and Health in Myanmar 2020
This Introduction to laws on occupational safety and health guidebook has been developed for human resource practitioners, academics, students, employers, trade unions, and workers to provide accessible information on occupational safety and health...
Introduction to Myanmar Labour Law 2020
This Introduction to Myanmar Labour Law guidebook has been developed for human resource practitioners, academics, students, employers, trade unions, and workers to provide accessible information on international labour standards ratified by Myanmar...
ILO Brief
Employment in Myanmar in 2021: A rapid assessment
A rapid assessment report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) highlights the fragile state of the Myanmar labour market, where the February 2021 military takeover has compounded the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labour market in Myanmar
ILO estimates reveal 1.6 million jobs lost in Myanmar in 2021
Military takeover hammers labour market already weakened by impact of COVID-19, women workers hit hardest.