International Labour Organisation Governing Body

International Labour Organisation Governing Body

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

329th International Labour Organisation Governing Body, 2017

The following pieces were written by members of the GLI team attending the 329th Governing Body meeting of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in Geneva in March 2017.

The GLI Team consists of Gemma Bray, Megan Buxton, Sarah Hake, Isobel Jenkinson, Ciara McQuillan Bridson, Edward Pemberton, Grace Wallace, and Grace Whitfield.

The team was accompanied by Professor Jason Heyes of the School of Management at the University of Sheffield.

 

Policy Briefs

Occupational health: Carrot or Stick Approach? - Bray

The Informal Economy – How the ILO has planned to tackle this ‘Hidden’ Workplace - Hake

Workers’ rights in Myanmar - Buxton

The Skills Shortage and Green Jobs Challenge - Jenkinson

Climate Change and Labour Migration: Challenges for Decent Work and Opportunities for a ‘Just Transition’ - McQuillan Bridson

Reimagining Social Protection in Response to New Forms of Work - Pemberton

Can the ILO Protect Women in the Informal Economy? - Wallace

The Trade Union Act and the ILO: Implications of a Widening Ideological Chasm - Whitfield

 

 

326th International Labour Organisation Governing Body, 2016

326th International Labour Organisation Governing BodyThe following pieces were written by members of the GLI team at the 326th International Labour Organisation (ILO) Governing Body, Geneva. The GLI Team consists of Samuel Ralph, Winona Shaw, Monisha Khanna, Isaac Stovell, Mitali Sen and Asatu Getaweh.

 

Sam Ralph - The ILO and the Refugee Crisis

Mitali Sen - ILO Strategy and Work with Indigenous People