International Labour Conference documents

105th International Labour Conference

Women at work

Sustainable development will depend on better gender equality. Yet, women continue to face persistent challenges to get decent jobs. ILO is promoting the Women at Work Initiative to reverse the gender jobs gaps and support equal opportunities and a...

105th International Labour Conference

How to tackle labour migration and promote gender equality

Most international migration today is related to seeking employment. The number of female migrant workers is on the rise. Effective labour migration governance requires innovative skills development programs and gender equality for social...

105th International Labour Conference

A green world of work?

ILO's Pete Forster talks with Kamal Gueye, an ILO Green Jobs Specialist, about the ways in which environmental change is going to transform the world of work and how we can prepare for it.

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

Amendments of 2 june 2016 - (E.T.D.T.P)

105th International Labour Conference

The future of work: trends, threats and opportunities

The world of work is in the throes of rapid transformation. New technologies and shifting demographics are just a few of the forces driving this change. Martin Murphy explores these trends with the ILO's Lawrence J. Johnson and Nicolas Niemtchinow,...

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Decent Work and Sustainable Development in Cameroon

A collective UN system response to national priorities focussed on employment and social protection helps advance the goal of social justice through decent work says Najat Rochdi, UN Resident Humanitarian Coordinator/UNDP representative in Cameroon.

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Decent work and social justice crucial to achieving Agenda 2030

During an exchange on improving policy coherence for decent work and sustainable development taking place at the 105th International Labour Conference, panelists reaffirm the importance of decent work and social justice as key to achieving the...

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How to keep the world's workers safe

Work-related accidents and illnesses claim more victims each year than armed conflict. The ILO's Kevin Cassidy discusses with Nancy Leppink, Chief of the ILO Labour Administration, Inspection and Occupational Safety and Health Department, to find...

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

C.App./D.12 - Information supplied on the application of ratified Conventions

Information received from the Government of Honduras on C.169

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

Tips to assist members in filling out Amendment forms (TDCAM)

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Amendment Form - Formulaire de dépôt d'un amendement - Formulario para la presentación de una enmienda

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

C.App./D.10 - Information supplied on the application of ratified Conventions

Information received from the Government of Guatemala on C.87

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

C.App./D.11 - Information supplied on the application of ratified Conventions

Information received from the Government of Irland on C.98

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

Amendments of 1 june 2016 - (E.T.D.T.P)

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How to work our way out of poverty?

Is it possible to create enough decent jobs to eradicate poverty by 2030? The ILO's Hans von Rohland discusses with Donato Kiniger-Passigli, ILO Fragile States Coordinator and Matthew Ripley, from the ILO Small-Medium Enterprises department.

Provisional Record No.6B

First report of the Credentials Committee

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

C.App./D.9 - Information supplied on the application of ratified Conventions

Information received from the Government of Belarus on C.29

Provisional Record No.4

Report of the Selection Committee

105th Session of the International Labour Conference

Amendments of 31 May 2016

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How social investments can help sustainable development

Globalization has intensified in all parts of the world. There is a need to focus on social investments to ensure a better future for the world of work, says Iain Begg, from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He was a...