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Finland has been a member of the International Labour Organization since 1920. The ILO is devoted to promoting social justice and internationally recognised human and labour rights, through a decent work agenda.

ILO activities in Finland are coordinated by the Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia.

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Latest news and stories

The International Labour Organization and the European Commission set renewed strategic agenda for social justice, quality jobs and a...

17th High-level meeting between the ILO and the European Commission

The International Labour Organization and the European Commission set renewed strategic agenda for social justice, quality jobs and a...

Enforcement is the cornerstone for effective labour market governance

Meeting of the EU Ministers for Employment and Social Affairs

Enforcement is the cornerstone for effective labour market governance

Projects and programmes

Decent Work in Trade and Investment Agreements: Role and Actions of Trade Unions in Africa – Supported by Finland, Trade Union Solidarity...

Decent Work in Trade and Investment Agreements: Role and Actions of Trade Unions in Africa – Supported by Finland, Trade Union Solidarity...

Tripartite partners

Publications

Institutionalizing social dialogue for green and digital transitions in Europe and Central Asia

Social dialogue and tripartism

Institutionalizing social dialogue for green and digital transitions in Europe and Central Asia

Fair employment for social justice

Background paper prepared by the International Labour Office

Fair employment for social justice

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ILO activities in Finland are coordinated by the Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia.

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Switzerland

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