Latin America and the Caribbean
Launch of the publication Social Dialogue and Labour Relations 2025
The ILO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean invites you to the launch of its new report: Social Dialogue and Labour Relations 2025, a regional snapshot of the state of social dialogue and labour relations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This publication is the first biannual study produced within the framework of the Regional Initiative for Strengthening Social Dialogue and Labour Relations (IRDS). It presents a comparative analysis of tripartite institutions, best practices, structural challenges and opportunities for moving towards more democratic, resilient and sustainable labour systems.
The event will feature representatives from tripartite constituents and academia, who will share their reflections on the report's findings and their usefulness for promoting decent work and social justice.
Why participate?
- Learn about the current state of social dialogue in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- Access an unprecedented mapping of tripartite institutions by country.
- Identify good practices and common challenges.
- Contribute to strengthening labour governance and social participation in the region.
Programme
12:00 – 12:10
Opening Remarks
- Ana Virginia Moreira Gomes, Regional Director of the ILO for Latin America and the Caribbean
12:10 – 12:25
Report Presentation
- Pablo Arellano, ILO Senior Specialist in Labour Relations and Social Dialogue
12:25 – 12:55
Commentary Panel
- Alfonso Palacios Torres, Legal Vice President of the National Business Association of Colombia (ANDI)
- Kaira Reece, Secretary of Sustainable Development, Trade Union Confederation of Workers of the Americas (CSA)
- Vasco Torres de León, Director of the Inter-American School of Social Dialogue, Tripartism and Conflict Resolution (EI-DiSTReC), University of Panama
12:55 – 13:15
Questions and Answers
Registration
This event is online and free of charge, but prior registration is required.
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