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  1. il y a 8 heures

    New technology & means of production lead to the creation of new forms of work. A closer look at this trend

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  2. il y a 14 heures

    . shows that improving working conditions and defending the rights of workers benefits all. Here are the stories of five women who work in garment factories in Vietnam:

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  3. il y a 19 heures

    Over 2 in every 5 young people in today’s workforce are unemployed or are working but poor, a striking reality that is impacting society across the world.

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  4. 1 avr.

    Investing in women is not just the right thing to do, it's the smart thing to do. Take a look at these stories and find out why:

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    Modern slavery affects everyone. Profits per victim of forced labour are far higher in developed countries than they are anywhere else in the world. Join

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  6. 31 mars

    We need to remove barriers for persons with disabilities in all aspects of the society. advises garment factories on how to make easy modifications to the work environment to accommodate disabled workers. Check out Nga's story:

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  7. 31 mars

    Across the world, women earn on average 20% less than men. We must close the .

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  8. 30 mars

    Climate change is a huge risk to economic & social progress. Yet, climate action can lead to more&better jobs

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  9. 30 mars

    ILO is promoting for women in Vietnam’s garment sector. Here are the stories of five of them:

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  10. 30 mars

    Why do we see fewer women in India’s workforce?

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  11. 29 mars

    in labour force participation remain wide. For every ten men in a job, only 6 women are in employment.

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  12. 29 mars

    Have you signed up for the second UN Academy session? You can learn more about in global supply chains with Use this link to register →

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  13. 29 mars

    In Vietnam, women make up 80% of the workforce in the garment sector, one of the country’s largest industries. Here is how the ILO is promoting for these workers

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  14. 29 mars

    115 low and middle-income countries have now online access to legal research and training. Check out how will contribute to close the knowledge gap.

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  15. 29 mars

    Within the next 15 years, 375 million youth will become of working age in sub-Saharan Africa. 1 out of 3 should be in rural areas. How can the region face the youth employment challenge?

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  16. 28 mars

    ILO, European Union and join efforts to promote responsible supply chains in Asia.

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  17. 28 mars

    What is the impact of our work? Explore the new ILO Development Cooperation dashboard here:

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    28 mars

    “I think we have a real opportunity to build the future we need. A future with social justice, with equity.” -

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  19. 28 mars

    Japan to support youth employment to build stability and peace in The Gambia.

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  20. 28 mars

    Changes in the will translate into some jobs disappearing and new ones being created. How can lifelong learning help workers to remain employable? Join the 's e-discussion

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