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June 2019
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108th session of the International Labour Conference
Statement by Ms Cinzia Del Rio, Italian Workers’ delegate to the 108th session of the ILC
17 June 2019
May 2019
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The Future of Work
A collective responsibility
31 May 2019
Speaking in the presence of the President of Italy at an event in Rome to mark the Centenary of the International Labour Organization, ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder, outlined the challenges facing the world of work and the need to work together for a future we want.
October 2016
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© Tim Shields 2022
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
The real cost of extreme poverty
17 October 2016
Statement of the ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder on International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
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The Future of Work
'Social dialogue is vital to meeting the challenge of the future of work'
13 October 2016
ILO Director-General addresses a meeting on the future of work between the Italian government and employers' and workers' organizations at the country's parliament in Rome.
May 2016
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Statement
Address by Guy Ryder on the Future of Work and Sustainable Development
04 May 2016
The ILO Director-General spoke at a global seminar in Rome, organized by the Catholic Church to coincide with the celebration of the Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker.
June 2012
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Video coverage
"Full employment contributes above all to achieving human dignity", said the Italian President at the International Labour Conference
13 June 2012
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano addressed delegates today at the ILO Conference in Geneva, urging that full employment and social protection should be a top priority in achieving global development. The Head of State said growth should be focused on employment, structural reforms, a restart of public investments in infrastructure and human capital, and new research and innovations.
June 2010
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Video
Delegate Dialogues: Leopoldo Tartaglia, International Department, Italian General Confederation of Labour (CGIL) (in Italian)
11 June 2010
May 2009
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Video
Italy: Carabinieri Labour Inspectors
12 May 2009
Twenty-one billion dollars: that’s how much the victims of forced labour lost in wages and in fees paid to agencies last year worldwide, according to “The Cost of Coercion”, the ILO’s Global Report on the economic costs of coercive labour practices. And the plague of forced labour is going global, now becoming part of the fabric of even the wealthiest and most progressive societies.