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Revised ILO Programme of Action on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains - Narrative
08 October 2018
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Revised ILO Programme of Action on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains - Annex IV
08 October 2018
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Revised ILO Programme of Action on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains - Annex III
08 October 2018
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Revised ILO Programme of Action on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains - Annex II
08 October 2018
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Revised ILO Programme of Action on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains - Annex I
08 October 2018
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Publication
Case study: Colombia investment, export promotion and workers’ rights
08 October 2018
This case study evaluates the policies and practices that the Colombian government has initiated in order to attract investment, and promote exports based on improved respect for workers’ rights. It seeks to assess to what extent the Colombian Policy for attracting foreign investment and promoting exports has had a positive impact on workers’ rights, productive employment, and equitable work.
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Countries in Focus on Statistics of Cooperatives
Statistics on Cooperatives Country in Focus: Australia
08 October 2018
Countries in Focus on Statistics of Cooperatives is a series produced by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Committee for the Promotion and Advancement of Cooperatives (COPAC) as part of a larger initiative to increase understanding of the ways in which countries around the world are producing and using statistics on cooperatives. Currently reliable and comparable statistics on cooperatives are missing in most countries of the world. These statistics are essential to measure the impact of cooperatives on their members and the economy as a whole.
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Factors affecting technology spillovers from Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) in backward linkages in the Turkish manufacturing sector: lessons for Investment Promotion Agencies (IPAs)
08 October 2018
The objective of these studies is to stimulate It is widely accepted by developing countries that technology and knowledge can spill over from Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) to local firms. However, this outcome is not automatic; a broad range of factors affect the existence of such spillovers. This study examines the MNE-related factors which might affect technology spillover channels and the spillover potential for local subsidiaries, particularly in backward linkages, within the specific context of the Turkish manufacturing sector. The evidence suggests that not all MNEs have the same spillover potential and different characteristics of the MNEs affect the spillover channels differently. This implies that a “one-size-fits-all” approach to increase technology spillover benefits of MNEs is sub-optimal and a customized approach is required.
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News
ILO shares its work on SSE at GSEF 2018
04 October 2018
ILO participated in the 4th edition of the Global Social Economy Forum (GSEF) in Bilbao, Spain from 1-3 October 2018 to share its work on cooperatives and other SSE enterprises to promote quality job creation.
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Article
Emerging Insight: Going digital: what to do first?
01 October 2018