Presentations
11th ILO Meeting of Caribbean Ministers of Labour
13 May 2019
DAY ONE: 14 MAY 2019
Jobs and the future of work
Exploring new job opportunities for the Caribbean and how to support transitions. Focus on three areas of job creation – digital economy; care economy; and green/blue economy- The 19th and 20th ICLS resolutions and implications for future of work - ILO Diego Rei, Employment and Labour Market Specialist - Diego Rei, ILO Employment and Labour Market Specialist
- The future of job creation and decent work in the digital economy - Ronald Haggins, CARICOM Director, AION Foundation, Executive in Residence, Cave Hill School of Business, UWI
- Care work and care jobs for the future of decent work - Ms Maria Arteta, Senior Gender Specialist for Central America and Panama, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Mexico and Cuba , ILO San José
- The care economy: Opportunities for a brighter future for work in the Caribbean - Dr Diana Thorburn, Director of Research, Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CAPRI), Jamaica
- Job creation and just transition towards a green and blue economy - Ms Ana Sanchez, Green Jobs Specialist, RO-Latin America and the Caribbean, ILO Mexico
- World Cafe: Discussions on the green and blue, care and digital economies
DAY TWO: 15 MAY 2019
Adapting institutions of work
- Adapting institutions for a brighter future of work - by Shingo Miyake, ILO Labour Law and International Labour Standards
- Remote work (video)
Fair share of progress for all
- What Governments, social dialogue and existing tripartite bodies can do to articulate a renewed social contract - by Wayne Chen, President, Caribbean Employers' Confederation
108th International Labour Conference, Geneva, June 2019
- International Labour Conference 2019, 108th (Centenary) Session Presentation by Mr. Shingo Miyake, Specialist for Labour Law and International Labour Standards, ILO Caribbean
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