Measuring progress on labour rights
Sustainable Development Goal indicator 8.8.2 sheds light on the state of freedom of association and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining
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The right to occupational safety and health: Still unrealized
On this World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we analyse the remaining gap to realize this fundamental right.
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Happiness: a key metric to understanding decent work
On the International Day of Happiness, we underscore the importance of integrating happiness measurement into our understanding of decent work and the wellbeing of workers, employers, and societies.
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Constant turbulence: employment in civil aviation
The aviation sector has continuously evolved over the years, shaped by both long-term developments and short-term shocks. Data insights from the ILO suggest that the sector is characterized by ‘turbulence’ brought about by highly fluctuating levels and a shifting structure of employment, persistent gender imbalances, and other decent work challenges, all of which are linked to the cyclical and competitive nature of the industry.
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Tackling work-related violence and harassment: What data from three pilot surveys in West Africa reveal
Initial results from pilot surveys in Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal reveal significant prevalence of violence and harassment at work. Psychological violence and harassment is the most common form, with women being particularly affected by sexual violence and harassment. These behaviours affect the mental and physical well-being of workers, calling for urgent action.
How labour data can help us advance sustainable development
Learn how ILO data informs policy, supports decision-making, and contributes to global development.
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How the latest statistical standards improve knowledge about rural women’s work
Latest statistical standards improve our knowledge of the challenges and decent work deficits that women in rural areas face. Such knowledge is key to formulating effective policies that foster the women’s potential for growth and development.
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The plight of older workers in labour underutilization
The International Day of Older Persons gives us an opportunity to delve into the labour underutilization patterns of seniors. While their unemployment rates are generally rather low, they are hiding other more prevalent forms of labour underutilization including job-search discouragement.
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Tracking the rebound in tourism employment
On World Tourism Day, we highlight the rebound in tourism employment and the ongoing data challenges. Discover how ILO and UN Tourism are working together to fill data gaps to improve our understanding of the labour market in this vital sector.
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Beneath the surface: analyzing the maritime workforce
Plunge into the world of maritime employment, exploring trends, regional differences, and the diverse workforce within this vital sector.
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