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Date : 2005-10-24
Language : English
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International Conference: Fair Globalization - Safe Workplace - Policies, Strategies and Practices for Sustainable Development
24-26 October 2005
Congress Center Düsseldorf, Germany
Congress Center Düsseldorf, Germany
Author : OIT / ILO
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Fair globalization requires sustainable development strategies for OSH and Labour Inspection to entitle everybody to decent working conditions. High-level speakers and expected 300 participants discuss new methods and strategies to tackle the challenges of a globalized world of work in the 21st century.
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ILO study warns on the feminization of working povertyILO and WTO issue new joint study on "Trade and employment: Challenges and policy research"ILO, UNDP join forces to promote growth for decent jobsGlobal Employment Trends 2007 Reversing the brain drain in China: the return of the 'sea turtles' New ILO study says youth unemployment rising, with hundreds of millions more working but living in povertyILO Director-General lauds formation of new global union federation representing 166 million workers The global jobs crisis:Address the growing imbalance between growth and jobs creation
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