Contact us

ILO Decent Work Team and
Office for the Caribbean,
6 Stanmore Avenue,
P. O. Box 1201

Port of Spain

Trinidad and Tobago

Tel : +868 625-0524
+868 623-7704
Fax : +868 627-8978
Email : ilocarib@ilo.org

ILO in the Caribbean

Focus on...

  1. 50 for freedom campaign to end modern day slavery

    Universal campaign

    50 for Freedom

    21 million people in forced labour. $150 billion in illegal profits.
    Support the international treaty to end modern slavery for good.
    WE HAVE A CHANCE TO MAKE HISTORY
    The ILO's Protocol on Forced Labour could restore hope and freedom to millions of people trapped in modern slavery.
    But first it has to be ratified by countries around the world. Our Goal is to persuade at least 50 countries to ratify the Protocol by 2018.

    Sign up @ http://50forfreedom.org

  2. ILO Centenary

    Centenary initiatives

    As the oldest Specialized Agency of the United Nations, the ILO will celebrate its 100th Anniversary in 2019. The Organization has implemented 7 century initiatives to equip it to successfully take up the challenges of its social justice mandate in the future.

News

  1. ILO Meeting of Caribbean Ministers of Labour gets underway in Barbados

    13 May 2019

    ILO Director-General discusses why a decent and sustainable future of work is important for the Caribbean

  2. ILO and Government of Barbados to host 11th Caribbean Labour Ministers’ Meeting

    08 May 2019

    ILO Director-General to attend and present on ILO Global Commission on the Future of Work Report titled “Work for a Brighter Future”.

  3. The Future of Work in Trinidad and Tobago: Why Does Decent Work Matter?

    03 May 2019

    Joint ILO/ECA Breakfast Meeting

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Events

  1. 11th ILO Meeting of Caribbean Ministers of Labour: Shaping a brighter future of work for the Caribbean

    14 - 15 May 2019

    The meeting celebrates the ILO's 100th Anniversary and offers an opportunity for the Ministers of Labour to chart the way forward addressing issues around the Future of Work in the Caribbean.

  2. ILO Essay Competition on the Future of Work

    11 April - 28 June 2019

    Open to Undergraduate students from the University of the West Indies, University of Trinidad and Tobago, University of Belize, University of Guyana and all other Caribbean universities.

  3. The Future of Work We Want: Workers' Perspectives from the Caribbean

    14 - 15 February 2019

    The conference will bring together together representatives from trade unions, governments, academia as well as employers to discuss the developments that are driving the world of work in the future.

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