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Global Wage Report: 2009 Update
The present report is an update of the Global Wages Report 2008/09 released in November 2008. While a comprehensive assessment will be provided in the next full Global Wage Report in 2010, the present update already provides some indications of wage trends up to the second quarter of 2009 in a number of countries around the world.
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International Day of Cooperatives: Message by ILO Director-General Guy Ryder: “Cooperatives for sustainable development"
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Message by ILO Director-General Guy Ryder: “Cooperatives for sustainable development" ...
(...) As the United Nations are about to agree Sustainable Development Goals which will set a global agenda, there is a real chance to make extreme poverty and deprivation history, to secure social inclusion and to reconcile economic and social objectives. (...) They respond to the triple bottom line of sustainable development: economic development, social justice, and environmental protection. For all these reasons, cooperatives and mutuals are very much enterprises of the future which play an essential role in complementing conventional markets and government action.
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(...) This ILO flagship report provides a global overview of the organization of social protection systems, their coverage and benefits, as well as public expenditures on social protection. (...) The World Social Protection Report 2014/15 includes valuable and comprehensive statistical annexes with the latest social protection data.
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(...) Another key aspect of the fellowship is facilitating South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC), which promotes ideas of peer learning and partnerships both regionally and globally.
Anita Amorim, head of the Emerging and Special Partnerships Unit at the ILO said: “SSTC has a very important role for the ILO to work as a facilitator and an advocate, bringing people together”.
(...) Infringements on the rights of call centre employees working from home By Afnan Abu Yahya
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(...) Mr Rachid FILALI MEKNASSI (Morocco) [Appointed in 2009] Doctor of Law; former Professor at the University Mohammed V of Rabat; member of the Higher Council of Education, Training and Scientific Research; consultant with national and international public bodies, including the World Bank, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), and UNICEF; National Coordinator of the ILO project “Sustainable Development through the Global Compact” (2005–08).
Mr Alain LACABARATS (France) [Appointed in 2017] Judge at the Court of Cassation; former President of the third Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation; former President of the Social Chamber of the Court of Cassation; former member of the Higher Council of the Judiciary; former member of the European Network of Councils for the Judiciary and the Consultative Council of European Judges (Council of Europe); former Vice-President of the Paris Regional Court; former President of the Paris Appellate Court Chamber; former lecturer at several French universities and author of many publications.
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Employment policy in the Middle East and North Africa: Arab Labour Conference attendees meet to discuss policy solutions as youth unemployment soars
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(...) According to the ILO Global Employment trends 2014, in the Middle East and North Africa region, the economic growth rate in 2013 proved too low to generate sufficient employment opportunities for a fast growing population, and unemployment remained the highest in the world. (...) This is more than twice as high as the global average and significantly higher than youth unemployment rates in developed economies.
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The impact of COVID-19 on enterprises in Jordan: One year ...
(...) “Even prior to the pandemic, many enterprises faced a challenging business environment, and these challenges were only further exacerbated during this crisis. (...) These include promotion of social protection and sustaining minimum wages to protect workers, and Incentivising enterprises to invest in employee training, upskilling and job creation through business scale-up tax breaks and deferrals.
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ILO and tripartite partners hold consultation on draft social security law in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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ILO and tripartite partners hold consultation on draft social security ...
(...) The workshop is part of broader efforts, supported by the European Union, to reform social protection in the country, being implement by the ILO, UNICEF, WFP and the Government of Iraq.
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Social Protection Programme for Iraq: Leveraging Effective Response and Accelerating Reform
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