Stories of Vulnerability from Workers in Lebanon
2 November 2022
The ILO has issued a report assessing labour market dynamics in Lebanon and offering policy recommendations for improved working conditions and employment outcomes for the three most vulnerable population groups in Lebanon: disadvantaged Lebanese citizens, and Syrian and Palestinian refugees. This video portrays real-life experiences to raise awareness about vulnerability and informality within these groups.
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Mounting challenges have dire effect on Lebanon’s most vulnerable workers
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Mounting challenges have dire effect on Lebanon’s most vulnerable workers