
The Reality of Informality
This infographic summarizes some of the key impacts of informality for workers, businesses, and governments.
The Reality of Informality Read More »
This infographic summarizes some of the key impacts of informality for workers, businesses, and governments.
The Reality of Informality Read More »
This infographic showcases some key global statistics on unpaid domestic and care work.
Unpaid Domestic and Care Work: The Gender Bias Read More »
This infographic showcases some key global statistics on the informal economy.
Giving Visibility to the Invisible: Measuring informality Read More »
This infographic shows the dynamic nature of the standard-setting process in labour statistics and summarizes the key features of the major resolutions adopted by the 19th and 20th International Conferences of Labour Statisticians (ICLS).
This infographic summarizes the process of international standard setting for labour statistics and how the International Conference of Labour
Statisticians (ICLS) works.
This infographic provides pointers on how to implement the Resolution concerning statistics of work, employment and labour underutilization adopted by the 19th International Conference of Labour Statisticians in 2013, including references to key supporting tools and materials available.
Implementing the 19th ICLS resolution – How? Read More »
This infographic summarizes the main reasons why countries should implement the Resolution concerning statistics of work, employment and labour underutilization adopted by the 19th International Conference of Labour Statisticians in 2013.
Implementing the 19th ICLS resolution – Why? Read More »
Plunge into the world of maritime employment, exploring trends, regional differences, and the diverse workforce within this vital sector.
Beneath the surface: analyzing the maritime workforce Read More »
This case study highlights how national frameworks in the Republic of Korea, including legislation, interagency coordination, and IT systems for secure data sharing, have increased the use of administrative data for international labor migration statistics. By documenting good national practices, it contributes to the revision of the ICLS Guidelines (2018) on statistics of international labour
This case study contributes to the ongoing revision of the ICLS Guidelines on statistics of international labour migration (2018) by demonstrating the value of different data sources in the Republic of Korea, including the population census, administrative records, and specialized migration surveys, to generate statistics on the topic.
Measuring international labour migration in the Republic of Korea Read More »