Agenda of the 100th Session (2011) and of the 101st Session (2012) of the Conference and proposals for the item “Employment and social protection in the new demographic context” originally placed on the agenda of the
98th Session (2009) of the Conference

Introduction

The Governing Body took note of this part of the report.

(Document GB.307/2(Rev.), paragraphs 1–4)

Agenda of the 100th Session (2011)
of the International Labour Conference

The Governing Body decided to postpone the consideration of this item until its 308th Session (June 2010).

Place and agenda of the 101st Session (2012)
of the International Labour Conference

The Governing Body decided:

(a) that the 101st Session (2012) of the International Labour Conference would be held in Geneva;

(b) to include in the agenda of the 101st Session (2012) of the Conference a recurrent item discussion on the strategic objective of fundamental principles and rights at work covering all four categories of fundamental principles and rights; and

(c) to postpone, until its 308th Session (June 2010), the consideration of the items that would complete the agenda of the 101st Session (2012) of the Conference.

(Document GB.307/2(Rev.), paragraphs 12 and 17)

Proposals for the agenda of future sessions
of the Conference

The Governing Body decided to postpone, until its 308th Session (June 2010), the consideration, for future sessions of the Conference, of the items for which research work and consultation might be accelerated among the proposals contained in Appendix III of document GB.307/2(Rev.), and any other item to be developed.

(Document GB.307/2(Rev.), paragraph 20)

Proposals for the item “Employment and social protection in the new demographic context” originally placed on the agenda of the 98th Session (2009) of the International Labour Conference

The Governing Body decided to include in an appropriate way the theme of the item “Employment and social protection in the new demographic context” within the recurrent item discussions respectively on employment (2010) and social protection (2011).

(Document GB.307/2(Rev.), paragraph 24)