• Skip to top

In 2019, the International Labour Organization (ILO) celebrates its 100th anniversary. Learn more

ILO

Advancing social justice, promoting decent work

ILO is a specialized agency of the United Nations

español | français
  • Countries
    • Country data and ILO results
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Arab States
    • Asia and the Pacific
    • Europe and Central Asia
  • Topics
    • DW4SD Resource Platform
    • 2030 Development Agenda
    • Care Economy
    • Child Labour
    • Collective bargaining and labour relations
    • Cooperatives
    • Crowdwork and the gig economy
    • Decent work
    • Disability and work
    • Domestic workers
    • Economic and social development
    • Employment injury insurance and protection
    • Employment Intensive Investment
    • Employment promotion
    • Employment security
    • Equality and discrimination
    • Fair recruitment
    • Forced labour, human trafficking and slavery
    • Freedom of association
    • Future of work
    • Gender equality
    • Globalization
    • Green jobs
    • HIV/AIDS
    • Indigenous and tribal peoples
    • Informal economy
    • Labour inspection and administration
    • Labour law
    • Labour migration
    • Maritime Labour Convention
    • Maternity protection
    • Millennium Development Goals
    • Multinational enterprises
    • Non-standard forms of employment
    • Poverty
    • Rural economy
    • Safety and health at work
    • Skills, Knowledge and Employability
    • Small enterprises
    • Social finance
    • Social protection
    • Sustainable enterprises
    • Tripartism and social dialogue
    • Violence and harassment
    • Wages
    • Working time
    • Work, peace and resilience
    • Youth employment
  • Sectors
    • Agriculture; plantations;other rural sectors
    • Basic Metal Production
    • Chemical industries
    • Commerce
    • Construction
    • Education
    • Financial services; professional services
    • Food; drink; tobacco
    • Forestry; wood; pulp and paper
    • Health services
    • Hotels; tourism; catering
    • Mining (coal; other mining)
    • Mechanical and electrical engineering
    • Media; culture; graphical
    • Oil and gas production; oil refining
    • Postal and telecommunications services
    • Public service
    • Shipping; ports; fisheries; inland waterways
    • Textiles; clothing; leather; footwear
    • Transport (including civil aviation; railways; road transport)
    • Transport equipment manufacturing
    • Utilities (water; gas; electricity)
Menu
  • Home
  • About the ILO
  • Newsroom
  • Meetings and events
  • Publications
  • Research
  • Labour standards
  • Statistics and databases
  • Contact Us

EMPLAB

  1. About the Branch
  2. Units
  3. Areas of work
    1. Country employment policy analysis and development
    2. Poverty reduction strategies
  4. Countries covered
    1. Azerbaijan
    2. Cameroon
    3. Ethiopia
    4. Haiti
    5. Indonesia
    6. Madagascar
    7. Mozambique
    8. Tanzania
  5. Events and meetings
  6. Publications
  7. Links
  1. ILO home
  2. About the ILO
  3. How the ILO works
  4. Departments and offices
  5. Employment Policy Department
  6. Branches
  7. Employment and Labour Market Policies Branch (EMPLAB)
  8. Areas of work

Areas of work

The EMPLAB Branch deals with the following areas of work:
  • Country employment policy analysis and development
  • Employment services
  • Youth Employment
Skip to top