US EditionILO Adopts Landmark Convention on Biological Hazards in the Working Environment - Caribbean News Global
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At the annual meeting of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Geneva, a report has just been presented showing how many countries and how harshly workers' rights are being violated and curtailed Anyone who works wants to be properly paid and treated correctly. Where this does not work, it is important to be able to complain and join forces with others. However, these simple basic principles of human coexistence are becoming less and le…
ILC 2025 Key Changes & Benefits for Workers
The 113th International Labour Conference (ILC) was a breakthrough moment for the global workers’ rights agenda, resulting in historic advancements in several areas. The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) gladly welcomed the significant progress which further reinforces the ILO’s core efforts on social justice, democratic values and decent work. What’s New for Platform Workers? A...
ILO adopts landmark Convention on biological hazards in the working environment - Caribbean News Global
The International Labour Conference – the annual meeting of the International Labour Organization – also held a first standard-setting discussion on decent work in the platform economy, among other issues. GENEVA, (ILO News) – The 113th International Labour Conference (ILC) concluded on 13 June with the adoption of the first-ever international labour standards aimed at preventing exposure to, and protecting workers from, biological hazards in th…
The Minister of Labour, Juan Castillo, called for strengthening the role of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in the search for peace, equity and global justice, during his intervention at the closing ceremony of the annual meeting of that organization. Castillo warned about the growing global inequality and the regression in the participation of workers in the global gross domestic product (GDP), according to recent ILO data. “Social …
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