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Social protection is key to reducing inequality and poverty

Since 2010 many countries' governments have reduced investment in social protection measures just when they are needed most, says Isabel Ortiz, Director of the Social Protection department at the ILO. A new ILO report: "World Social Protection Report 2014/15: Building economic (...)

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Development strategy must strive to make growth more economically and socially inclusive, says ILO Chief

A joint ILO-UNCTAD publication, titled "Transforming Economies: Making industrial policy work for growth, jobs and development" was launched by the ILO's Director-General, Guy Ryder, and UNCTAD's Secretary General, Mukhisa Kituyi. The book presents 8 case studies of countries (...)

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Developing economies through decent work

Held during the 103rd International Labour Conference, the World of Work Summit brought together governments, employers, workers and civil-society representatives for a discussion on the role of jobs in driving development.<br>Participants included Professor Deepak Nayyar from New (...)

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ILO calls for strong commitment to jobs ahead of Ouaga+10 Summit

High levels of youth unemployment and inequalities call for more pro-employment policies to promote job-rich growth in Africa’s development.

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ILO ready to pick up challenges that lie at the core of its mandate

The ILO's Director-General, Guy Ryder, presented a new publication on the recent achievements of the Organization's development cooperation, titled 'The ILO at Work: Development Results 2012-2013'. “This report is published at a time of major change in international development (...)

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Prof. Deepak Nayyar: "What is good for employment is good for growth"

The financial crisis and ongoing recession provide an opportunity to rethink macroeconomic policies and place employment at their centre, said Professor Deepak Nayyar, Professor of Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, in a speech to delegates at the 103rd International Labour (...)

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Jordan's PM: Investing in human resources, pivotal to social and economic progress

While addressing the 103rd International Labour Conference, H.E. Mr Abdullah Ensour, Prime Minister of Jordan, stressed that political, social and economic reforms in his country constitute an ongoing process which need to be sustained by democratic consent. The Jordanian Government is (...)

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Mongolian PM addresses the 103rd International Labour Conference

Norovyn Altankhuyag of Monglia addressed the 103rd International Labour Conference in Geneva, as the first Prime Minister representing the Asian country at the ILO's annual Conference. Mr. Altankhuyag praised the cultivating and fruitful cooperation between his country and the ILO across a (...)

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IPEC remains and must remain a flagship programme of the ILO, said Guy Ryder

Following the performance of the class choir and orchestra - Gabriel Peri School (France), ILO's Director-General, Guy Ryder, opened the International Steering Committee meeting of the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC). He reminded the progress the ILO has (...)

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New Protocol adopted to eliminate contemporary forms of slavery

A new legally binding Protocol aimed at strengthening global efforts to combat forced labour was largely adopted by government, employer and worker delegates to the International Labour Conference (ILC). "This is truly a historic moment because delegates in this room have now modernized (...)

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