All resources: digital labour + digital divide + artificial intelligence + gig economy + data protection + algorithmic management

European Employment and Social Rights Forum

ILO underlines importance of human-centered approach to artificial intelligence

Report - Skills demand and supply in South Africa's digital economy: A focus on youth not in employment, education or training

Executive summary- Skills demand and supply in South Africa's digital economy: A focus on youth not in employment, education or training

Appendices - Skills demand and supply in South Africa's digital economy: A focus on youth not in employment, education or training

Publication

Digital Employment Diagnostic Guidelines

These guidelines serve as a comprehensive framework to assess, analyze, and understand the multifaceted dimensions of digital employment.

Labour market policy and high-quality development

ILO Symposium advances integration of labour market policies into macroeconomic framework for high-quality economic development

Unlocking the potential of e-commerce and digital financial services in Kenya

Kenya’s e-commerce and digital financial services are increasing in size and scale, but regulatory and infrastructural gaps remain. The Community of Practice on Digital Skills and Jobs gathered to discuss approaches to unlock the potential of...

Learning Memo - Emerging practices: Improving access and working conditions in digital labour platforms for refugees and host communitie

High-level consultation on extending social protection to gig and platform workers in India

Improving the PROSPECTS for workers powering AI

The PROSPECTS programme and the International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization jointly hosted the fifth installment of the Learning Lab Series, with a focus on how AI could mitigate or broaden the digital divide and the...

Highlighting emerging practices to improve access and working conditions in digital labour platforms

ILO and UNDP jointly hosted the fourth installment of the Learning Lab Series, focusing on good practices by digital labour platforms that enhance inclusion and provide labour protections for both refugees and host communities.

International Conference of Labour Statisticians

Data: A common language for the world of work

Without accurate data, labour market decisions cannot be taken says Rafael Diez de Medina, Chief Statistician and Director of the ILO Department of Statistics.

Concept Note - Improving access and working conditions in digital labour platforms for refugees and host communities

Research brief

Generative AI and Jobs: Policies to Manage the Transition

This Research Brief adds a global perspective to the debate on the labour markets and generative AI, and emphasizes the importance of policies ensuring job quality and fair transitions.

Updating occupational classifications using machine learning: Pilot test with Azure AI, ChatGPT, and acquiring new data sources (Ongoing)

Side Event for 21st ICLS

DIGITAL PLATFORM WORK: STATE OF THE ART AND THE WAY AHEAD

Presentation for 21st ICLS

Digitalization in the retail sector

Ensure an enabling environment for decent work and economic recovery in the digitalized retail sector

Governments, employers’ and workers’ representatives discussed the opportunities and challenges of digitalization in the retail sector, at an ILO technical meeting.

Conclusions - Technical meeting on digitalization in the retail sector as an engine for economic recovery and decent work

Learning Memo - Understanding Digital Risks: Protection of forcibly displaced and host communities and realizing the benefits of the...

Digital risks: safeguarding refugees and host communities in accessing online services, learning and job opportunities

ILO and UNHCR co-hosted third installment of the Learning Lab Series on comprehending digital risks and how vital this is to safeguard forcibly displaced populations and host communities in unlocking the advantages of the digital economy.