Comment and Analysis
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New ILO Publication
Inequality is not inevitable
10 February 2014
A new ILO book shows that the growing gap between rich and poor is only partially associated with technological change. The divide is mostly the result of economic and institutional policies that preceded the global economic and social crisis and were exacerbated by it.
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Op-Ed
Reducing inequality will boost economic growth
24 January 2014
This oped has appeared in several leading newspapers around the world.
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Comment by Guy Ryder
Child labour is no child’s play
08 October 2013
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Making Migration Work
New thinking on labour migration needed
02 October 2013
As a High-Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development is taking place in New York, ILO Director General Guy Ryder discusses ways to improve labour migration governance for the benefit of all.
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World Tourism Day
Tourism, poverty reduction and gender equality
25 September 2013
On the occasion of World Tourism Day (27 September), ILO Senior Tourism Specialist Wolfgang Weinz and ILO Senior Gender Specialist Susan Maybud talk about the role that tourism can play in achieving poverty reduction and gender equality.
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Article
Only Fair: Social justice must be at the foundation of Arab economic reforms
17 September 2013
By Nada al-Nashif and Zafiris Tzannatos
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Op-Ed
Boosting demand is the goal, so how do we get there?
05 September 2013
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Fighting forced labour
Question and answers on Work In Freedom programme
15 July 2013
The 5-year joint DFID/ILO programme aims to prevent over 100,000 girls and women from South Asia from falling victim to child and labour trafficking.
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Skills
Wanted: Local workers for the oil and gas industry
12 December 2012
The oil and gas industry is facing increasing shortages of skilled workers. This could be an opportunity for oil- and gas-producing countries to boost the involvement of their local workforce.
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Article
Time for Arabs to live up to their call for social justice by protecting vulnerable workers
15 August 2012
Which Arab country will be the first to ratify the Convention on Decent Work for Domestic Workers?