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International Day of Cooperatives: Message by ILO Director-General Guy Ryder: “Cooperatives for sustainable development"
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(...) What would it take? Key measures would include:
The creation of some 50 million jobs per year for some time ahead to absorb new entrants to the labour market and to make significant progress in absorbing the 200 million or so already unemployed;
Overcoming the working poverty of over 800 million workers living with their families on less than US$ 2 a day;
Ending hunger and under-nutrition affecting over 800 million today;
Extending basic social protection to the over 5 billion people – almost three quarters of the world’s population who lack such protection;
Assuring financial inclusion, access to financial services and economic opportunity to the ‘bottom billion’;
Giving access to modern forms of energy to the 1.3 billion people still living without electricity;
Reducing the often alarming levels of inequality in rich and poor countries alike; and
Finding viable solutions for care in developed and some emerging economies with rapidly ageing populations and often stretched public budgets and social security systems.
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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).
(...) Ms Karon MONAGHAN (United Kingdom) [Appointed in 2013] Queen’s Counsel; former Deputy High Court Judge (2010–19); former Judge of the Employment Tribunal (2000–08); practising lawyer with Matrix Chambers, specializing in discrimination and equality law, human rights law, European Union law, public law and employment law; advisory positions include Special Adviser to the House of Commons Business, Innovation and Skills Committee for the inquiry on women in the workplace (2013–14); former Honorary Visiting Professor, Faculties of Laws, University College London.
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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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COVID-19: The multiple and protracted crises impacting labour markets in Arab States- A regional initiative
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COVID-19: The multiple and protracted crises impacting labour markets in ...
COVID-19: The multiple and protracted crises impacting labour markets in Arab States- A regional initiative
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the ILO in the Arab States has been leading a regional initiative to better understand the impact of the crisis on vulnerable workers, including Syrian refugees and host community members and on enterprises.
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The findings and recommendations were presented during a panel discussion held in Amman on Tuesday (July 13) bringing together representatives of the government and social partners, UN partners and other experts. The panel included discussions with H.E. Ahmad Al Hanandeh, Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, Hassan Al-Omari, Secretary General of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Ahmad Shawabkeh, advisor to the General Federation of Jordanian Trade Unions and economist Jawad Al-Anani.
(...) We must continue to work closely with the government and our partners, including the private sector, to promote programmes and responses which address these structural challenges so that businesses and their workers can emerge stronger from the pandemic,” said ILO’s Country Coordinator for Jordan Frida Khan.
(...) Based on the findings of the report as well as the programmatic experiences of the ILO and UNDP, recommendations that address the protection of workers and provision of tailored support are outlined. 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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