This brief underscores the critical role of the care economy in advancing decent work, gender equality, and social development. It calls for bold investments, policy coherence, and transformative ...

ILO studies warn that rising workplace heat could cause combined annual GDP losses of around US$26.6 billion in Sri Lanka and ...

New ILO studies warn that rising workplace heat could cause combined annual GDP losses of around US$67 billion in the three ...

With technical support from the International Labour Organization, the new regional platform will strengthen the use of ...

Thailand’s skills development and vocational education systems expand opportunities for young people and workers to acquire ...

Care is essential for our societies and economies – and care workers deserve decent work, dignity and respect. On ...

On the International Day of Care and Support, we highlight ILO’s work to recognize unpaid care, strengthen skills and social protection, and promote the rights and representation of care workers in ...

Leste’s government, employers and workers learned from Indonesia’s experience and strengthened their practical mediation ...

ILO engagement with Canadian colleges, Indian industry and skills institutions highlights the role of skills recognition, ...

A study visit provided an opportunity to learn how coordination between labour registries, social security systems, information exchange and labour inspection can help facilitate employment ...

A new ILO working paper explores how international labour standards can help guide the responsible use of artificial ...

Measurement of employment, unemployment and underemployment – Current international standards and issues in their application Facebook X Linkedin ...