ILO unveils key data on web-based platform work in Latin America and the Caribbean - Caribbean News Global

ILO unveils key data on web-based platform work in Latin America and the Caribbean - The Voice St. Lucia News

A new ILO report provides unprecedented data on workers in web-based digital platforms in Latin America and the Caribbean. LIMA … The post ILO unveils key data on web-based platform work in Latin America and the Caribbean appeared first on The Voice St. Lucia News.

LIMA – Work on digital platforms is growing rapidly in Latin America and the Caribbean, transforming the world of work and opening up new opportunities, but also posing challenges, reveals a new report published by the Regional Office of the International Labour Organization (ILO). It is “a global phenomenon with local implications, and better understanding [...] This article Latin America faces the challenge of working on digital platforms was …

Eduardo Camìn New ILO Technical Report entitled Labour, Employment, Labour and Social Protection in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1994–2024, reviews the main trends that marked the dynamics of labor markets in Latin America in the last thirty years. It highlights important normative advances, in the institutionality of labour and in aspects of social protection, but warns about the persistence of limiting structural factors, high inequality a…

ILO unveils key data on web-based platform work in Latin America and the Caribbean - Caribbean News Global

New ILO report provides unprecedented data on workers in web-based digital platforms in Latin America and the Caribbean. LIMA, PERU, (ILO News) – Platform work is growing rapidly in Latin America and the Caribbean, transforming the world of work and opening new opportunities, while also raising important challenges. This is revealed in a new report published by the Regional Office of the International Labour Organization (ILO) for Latin America …

“The growth of the platform economy opened up new markets and created jobs with high flexibility and low entry barriers,” says the ILO study