Mexico

Mexico has been a member of the ILO since 1931. The country has ratified 82 Conventions and one Protocol, of which 64 are currently in force, including the nine of the ten fundamental Conventions.

ILO established its office in Mexico in 1955, making it one of the first UN agencies in the country.

The following are the ILO's priority areas in Mexico:

1. Labour Reform

2. Employment, vocational training, productive development and just transition

3. Rural economy

4. Social protection

5. Labour Migration

6. Eradication of Child Labour

7. Workplace Safety and Health

8. Gender Equality

9. Strengthening the capacity of Workers' Organizations

10. Strengthening the capacity of Employers' Organizations

11. International Labour Standards

ILO actions in Mexico are coordinated from the ILO Country Office for Mexico and Cuba.