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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:
Labour Reform
Employment, vocational training, productive development and just transition
Rural economy
Social protection
Labour Migration
Eradication of Child Labour
Workplace Safety and Health
Gender Equality
Strengthening the capacity of Workers' Organizations
Strengthening the capacity of Employers' Organizations
International Labour Standards
ILO actions in Mexico are coordinated from the ILO Country Office for Mexico and Cuba.
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Labour statistics
National figures on labour market for the last available year from the ILOSTAT database
Development Cooperation Dashboard
The dashboard offers information on budgets and expenditures of core and non-core voluntary contributions over the last ten years.
Projects and programmes
Improving OSH in the coffee supply chain in Latin America
Responsible Business Conduct in Latin America and the Caribbean (RBCLAC)
Publications
Scope and implementation of international social security agreements: Analysis in the member countries of the RCM
Information sheet
The ILO and the social and solidarity economy in Latin America and the Caribbean
All resources
Browse our catalogue of resources from or about Mexico and filter by topic or sector.
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