2010

1. 

   Youth employment in crisis: Questions and answers on the situation of youth on the labour market

   14 July 2010

   Young people have been disproportionately affected by the global crisis that broke out in the autumn of 2008. This trend has exacerbated earlier challenges and there is concern that unless action is taken, the situation of youth will become unsustainable, putting social cohesion at threat. Interview with Raymond Torres, Director of the International Institute for Labour Studies and Steven Tobin, ILO economist, co-authors of a new report entitled "Youth employment in crisis".

2. 

   Cooperatives and the crisis: “Our customers are also our owners”

   02 July 2010

   Cooperatives have been more resilient to the deepening global economic and jobs crisis than other sectors. Report from Sweden.

3. How Much Does Business Really Bring to HIV Response? Quantifying In-Kind and Financial Contributions of the Private Sector

   01 July 2010

4. Integrating HIV and AIDS in Occupational Safety and Health Programmes: the Costa Rican Experience

   01 July 2010

5. If You Want HIV Legislation, Ask Labour: How Unions and Employers Contributed to Adoption of the National AIDS Law in Paraguay

   01 July 2010

6. Analysis of the Tajik Legislation: Issues Related to HIV and AIDS and the World of Work

   01 July 2010

7. National Policy on HIV and AIDS and the World of Work in India – The Rationale, Process and Lessons Learnt

   01 July 2010

8. Helping Working Women to Keep Themselves Safe in Senegal

   01 July 2010

9. Mobile Shades: A Time and a Place for HIV and AIDS Education in the Daily Life of Tea Pickers, Mulanje District, Malawi

   01 July 2010

10. Informed and Empowered: Guyana Sex Workers Mobilize for Effective HIV Prevention for Loggers and Surrounding Communities

    01 July 2010