Resources on future of work
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Executive Summary
Working from home: From invisibility to decent work
13 January 2021
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Project
Building partnerships on the Future of Work
12 January 2021
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Project
Building partnerships on the Future of Work
12 January 2021
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U.S.News
For Many, COVID-19 Has Changed the World of Work for Good
12 January 2021
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New multimedia platform
‘Voices’: Real people, true stories from the world of work
04 January 2021
The ILO welcomes 2021 with an innovative, multimedia platform that focuses on first person stories that take readers on a journey into the world of work.
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In Business Soft Skills
Overcoming the soft skills gap and COVID-19 challenges for women factory and office workers
17 December 2020
The ILO, in partnership with the Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) and Nestlé piloted the first In Business Online Soft Skills Training to develop soft skills of women and to support their livelihoods during COVID-19.
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Electronic library on labour administration and inspection and occupational safety and health
E-labadmin/OSH - 2020
16 December 2020
Everything you want to know about occupational safety and health, as well as labour administration and labour inspection, in two clicks, with intuitive navigation and an user-friendly trilingual interface.
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ILO Working Paper 19
Trends and new developments in employment services to support transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and North Africa Regions
16 December 2020
This paper presents the findings of a survey undertaken in selected countries in the Sub Saharan Africa and Middle East and North Africa regions (SSA and MENA) aimed at reviewing the status of employment service provision, challenges and opportunities for their development.
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Infographic
ILO maps out technological transformation in Public Employment Services
14 December 2020
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Publication
Digital skills and the future of work: Challenges and opportunities in a post COVID-19 environment (WISIS Session 216, 29 July 2020)
11 December 2020
This note is based on the WISIS Forum 2020 session “Digital skills and the future of work: challenges and opportunities in a post COVID-19 environment” hosted by ITU.