Ukraine
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About the ILO in Ukraine
Facing a double challenge of a forgotten war and an incomplete economic transition
Ukraine’s transition to a market economy faces serious political, economic, and security challenges. The country has not yet fully recovered from the sharp economic downturn in 2014/15. The war in the East caused a 16% contraction of GDP and an internal displacement of 2.3 million persons. The strong outward labour migration has become a major challenge (about 2.5 Mio people working abroad). 2018/19 were characterized by promising economic growth of 3.3 percent over two consecutive years, which was offset by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and the labour market. The text continues
What's new
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Labour rights infringed during the pandemic
Three essential questions to Aleksandar Ristovski, Professor of Labour Law, Skopje
21 September 2021
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Job-rich recovery for women
Three Essential Questions: Interview with Réka Sáfrány, President of European Women's Lobby
15 September 2021
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ILO support for Trade Unions during the pandemic
ITUC Global Rights Index for 2021 shows that COVID-19 impacted workers’ rights in Central and Eastern Europe
10 August 2021
Publications
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Towards an effective, influential and inclusive social dialogue in Ukraine
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Future of the Ukrainian pension system: adequacy, coverage and sustainability
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Occupational safety and health in the mining industry in Ukraine
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Ukraine
Work on Digital Labour Platforms in Ukraine: Issues and Policy Perspectives