International Labour Conference documents
Provisional Record No.18
Twelfth plenary sitting of the Conference
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Provisional Record No.15-2(Rev.)
Reports of the Committee on Employment and Decent Work for the Transition to Peace: 1 Summary of proceedings
105th session of the International Labour Conference
The realization of decent work in Global supply chains: ILO’s role is recognized
The President of the Workers’ Group, Luc Cortebeeck, looks back over the results of the 105th Session of the International Labour Conference, and reflects in particular on ILO’s role in the realization of decent work in global supply chains. Mr...
Provisional Record No.16-2(Rev.)
Third item on the agenda: Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations
Report of the Committee on the Application of Standards
105th International Labour Conference
Malaysia first ASEAN country to ratify ILO Minimum Wage Convention No.131
Richard Riot, Minister of Human Resources in Malaysia, expresses his country's pride at having ratified the ILO's Minimum Wage Fixing Convention No. 131.
105th International Labour Conference
Tripartism in action: Advancing Social Justice through Decent Work
ILO News interviews the chair and vice-chairs of the Committee on the ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization. The committee adopted a resolution at the 105th International Labour Conference, which calls for concrete action to...
Forced labour
France joins the global movement against forced labour
Provisional Record No.12
Twelfth plenary sitting of the conference
Thursday, 9 June 2016, 3.40 p.m.
World Day against Child Labour 2016
End child labour in supply chains: It’s everyone’s business
"Acting together, it is within our means to make the future of work a future without child labour," says ILO Director-General Guy Ryder on the occasion of World Day against Child Labour.
Report of the Committee on Freedom of Association - 379th Report of the Committee on Freedom of Association
105th International labour Conference
Global Supply Chains: Lessons from Canada
Emily Norgang, Senior Researcher of the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) shares her views about the challenges of Global Supply Chains in Canada and the possible ways to implement Decent Work in Global Supply Chains.
105th International Labour Conference
Fragile States – Working their way back to resilience and peace
Nearly 1.5 billion people live in countries where they face violence or “fragile” situations on a daily basis. Another 200 million people cope with the slow or sudden onset of disasters. How does work help people transition from fragility to...
105th International Labour Conference
ILO Director-General: “ILO sets course to promote decent work in global supply chains, in transition from conflict and crisis and in making...
World parliament of labour sets the course for global action to shape the future of work.
Honorable Minister for Labour and Human Resource Development, Kiribati, speech at the 105th International Labour Conference, Geneva,...
Speech by Mr. Ruatek Tekaira, Honorable Minister for Labour and Human Resource Development , Kiribati
105th Session of the International Labour Conference, 30 May - 11 June 2016
Evaluation of the 2016 Declaration
Provisional Record No.14-2 (Rev.)
Reports of the Committee on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains: Summary of proceedings
Provisional Record No.6C (Rev.)
Second report of the Credentials Committe
Composition of the Conference
Provisional Record No.16-1
Third item on the agenda: Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations
Report of the Committee on the Application of Standards
Provisional Record No.14-1
Report of the Committee on Decent Work in Global Supply Chains: Resolution and conclusions submitted for adoption by the Conference
Provisional Record No.15-1
Fifth item on the agenda: Decent work for peace, security and disaster resilience: Revision of the Employment (Transition from War to...
Reports of the Committee on Employment and Decent Work for the Transition to Peace: Resolution and proposed Conclusions submitted for adoption by the Conference
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