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. An additional challenge of recent years has become the strong outward labour migration (about 2.5 Mio people work abroad). The past two years (2018/19) were characterized by promising economic growth of 3.3 percent over two consecutive years. The text continues
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Article
Working as three but earning as one
22 February 2021
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Article
Working without a labour contract is like playing with fire
22 February 2021
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Lifelong learning
Why Trade Unions should act on Skills Development – and how?
19 February 2021
Standards and national legislation
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
Overview of current projects
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Creating a client-friendly working environment in the State Migration Service in Ukraine
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E-TVET in Ukraine: Training continuity and modernization during COVID-19 and beyond
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Improving compliance with key International Labour Standards in Ukraine
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Inclusive labour markets for job creation in Ukraine
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Towards safe, healthy and declared work in Ukraine
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Entrepreneurship training for youth in Ukraine
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Improved national normative framework to protect wages in Ukraine