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Trade for Decent Work
Hazardous child labour list is being updated
Mongolia has ratified the ILO Conventions 138 and 182 and has adopted and revised the Hazardous child labour list since 2008. Labour Law of Mongolia was revised in 2021 and brought it more compliant with the international labour standards.
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Press release
Chinese celebrity actor, in collaboration with the ILO, campaigns for the prevention of pneumoconiosis
28 April 2022
The ILO has collaborated with Wang Baoqiang, an A-lister actor in Chinese movies and TV series, in producing a series of video clips to raise the attention of workers, employers and the society to workplace dust hazards and prevention of pneumoconiosis.
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Ratify C190
Women entrepreneurs can make changes to eliminate violence and harassment in world of work in Mongolia
“Women Entrepreneurs’ High-level Meeting: Decent Workplace” to raise awareness of women entrepreneurs’ understanding and knowledge about the violence and harassment at work, takes place on March 14, 2022. This event is supported by EU-funded project Trade for Decent Work.
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Video
Paralympics can raise attention to the rights of people with disabilities
01 March 2022
ChinaDaily called for an Interview with Esteban Tromel, ILO Senior Disability Specialist
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Publication
Social Security Policy Monitor China November 2021 – January 2022, Issue 9
16 February 2022
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ILO Working paper 48
Technological solutions to guaranteed wage payments of construction workers in China
15 February 2022
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Publication
Labour Inspection Technical Note on strategic compliance planning for decent work in global supply chains
01 February 2022
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Publication
International practices in employment injury insurance for workers in digital platform employment
21 January 2022
This publication focuses on the experiences of countries that have adopted or are considering adopting employment injury insurance (EII) systems for workers in local digital platform employment. It provides an up-to-date review of the general principles of EII and how these principles can be adapted to enable protection of platform workers in specific country contexts.
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Informal economy
The state of informal employment in Mongolia: Survey report
27 December 2021
This report presents the results of the 2021 Informal Employment Survey for Mongolia, which was undertaken to understand the current state of informal employment in the country.
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Informal Economy
It takes an average of 58 hours a week to earn less than 30 percent of the national average
Informal employment has been an enduring social phenomenon in Mongolia. This report presents the results of the 2021 Informal Employment Survey for Mongolia, which was undertaken to understand the current state of informal employment in the country.