79th UNGA
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Global efforts to end forced labour could increase global GDP by US$611 billion – ILO paper
BRICS Labour and Employment Ministers' meeting
ILO Director-General commends BRICS "far-reaching" Declaration for a more human-centred world of work
G7 Labour and Employment Ministers meeting
ILO Director-General welcomes G7 Labour Ministers support for the Global Coalition for Social Justice
The ILO’s approach to advancing social justice and promoting decent work is built on the foundation of tripartism and social dialogue. It brings together governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations from its 187 Member States to address world of work challenges, set and monitor international labour standards, and works with development cooperation partners on projects and programmes to help realize the Decent Work Agenda.
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World Social Protection Report 2024-26: Universal social protection for climate action and a just transition
World Employment and Social Outlook: September 2024 Update
Global Employment Trends for Youth 2024: Decent work, brighter futures
Profits and poverty: The economics of forced labour
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