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Decent civil works in Nepal and Thailand: From research to action planning
| Author name | Tajgman, David |
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| Classification Code | 1AS - Asia |
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| Subject areas | Civil engineering; Construction industry; Decent work; Labour policies and practices; Planning; Roads |
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| Keywords | Labour; civil works; policy issues; planning; decent work; occupational safety and health; gender issues; social dialogue; recruitment; wages; legal issues; contractors |
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| Country(ies) | Nepal; Thailand |
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| Document type | Research Report |
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| Date of this edition | 2005 |
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| Language(s) | English |
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| Publisher | International Labour Organisation (ILO) |
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| Copyright | 20050000 |
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| Place of publication | Geneva |
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| Country of publication | Switzerland |
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| No. of pages | 90pp |
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| Location | Harare |
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| Availability | Available |
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| Accession no. | 1AS - 200210 |
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| ISBN | 92-2-117787-4 |
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| Publisher | International Labour Organisation (ILO) |
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| Classification Code | Asia |
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| download |  decent civil works.pdf (2211kb) |
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Abstract
This study looks at a number of areas of labour policies and practice - policies of productive employment; labour policies and practices; recruitment policy and practice; job security; remuneration and wage payment; gender issues and child labour; work time and rest and occupational safety and health; the right to organise; social dialogue and consultation; and the freedom to leave work - in assessing decent work in these two countries, drawing conclusions and making numerous specific suggestions in both cases about what might be done to create more decent work in the sector.
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