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Next steps to end child labour in global supply chains

A major conference takes place on 27-28 January in the Netherlands that aims to set out the next steps in ending child labour in global supply chains. ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder, will take part in a panel discussion at the conference, which has been organized by the Dutch government in collaboration with the ILO, the Global March Against Child Labour and the Netherlands Enterprise Agency.

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Measuring job quality: Difficult but necessary

The quality of our job determines to a great extent our well-being and life quality, but measuring it requires taking into account numerous aspects of our working conditions.

• Insufficient paid work affects almost half a billion people, new ILO report shows

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Insufficient paid work affects almost half a billion people, new ILO report shows

A lack of decent work combined with rising unemployment and persisting inequality is making it increasingly difficult for people to build better lives through their work, according to the latest edition of the ILO’s global report on employment and social trends.

• Report: World Employment and Social Outlook: Trends 2020 (WESO)

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Transition from school to work remains a difficult process for youth

The ease or difficulty with which young people are able to transition from school to work has a lasting impact on their lives and labour market prospects. New indicators in the ILOSTAT database provide insights on youth transitions into the workforce.

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