ILO in the Philippines
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World Humanitarian Day
ILO in action: People helping people
World Humanitarian Day sheds a light on those who work in all parts of the world to deliver help and improve the lives and prospects of local populations. Among these humanitarian workers are hundreds of ILO experts, committed to improving working conditions and establishing the decent work needed to underpin a more sustainable future for us all.
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Global Employment Trends for Youth
Recovery in youth employment is still lagging
New report ahead of International Youth Day shows large regional differences in young people's prospects in the labour market.
Report: Global Employment Trends for Youth 2022: Investing in transforming futures for young people
In Filipino: Ang pagbawi ng trabaho para sa kabataan ay nahuhuli pa rin sabi ng ILO -
Our impact, their voices
Women entrepreneurs reboot their businesses
A programme delivered by GREAT Women in partnership with the ILO’s Rebuilding Better Project and J.P. Morgan Philippines offered women entrepreneurs an opportunity to revisit and innovate their business models as they resumed operations post-pandemic.
COVID-19 responses
Latest
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6 - 9 December 2022, Singapore
17th Asia and the Pacific Regional Meeting
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Women’s entrepreneurship development
Online Workshop on Gender-Inclusive Business Services
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Research
A very beautiful but heavy jacket: The experiences of migrant workers with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity and expression in South-East Asia
Focus on
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Workers' rights
Improved workers' rights in rural sectors of the Indo-Pacific with a focus on women
Rural workers in the Philippines will benefit from a partnership between the ILO and US Department of Labor (USDOL) to support COVID-19 recovery through decent work, and improve occupational safety and health, gender equality and labour law compliance in agriculture, fishing and mining.
The Project is part of the ILO’s Safety + Health for All Flagship Programme, which aims to improve safety and health globally.