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Any effort to manage and govern the world of work is dependent upon:
- effective and competent labour administration;
- labour law that promotes justice and rights at work;
- social dialogue that ensures a system that is responsive to the needs of workers and employers;
The International Labour Office provides support to its constituents in all three of these areas as part of its mission to promote decent work for all. [more]
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What's new
- Report on the ILC
event for the 30th anniversary of Convention No. 150 on labour administration. 5 June 2008. ILO Geneva. English only.
- Paper 19:
Moral hazard, transaction costs and the reform of public service employment relations (pdf 172 KB)
Lorenzo Bordogna. 978-92-2-121234-8.
English only.
- Paper 18:
The employment relationship: An annotated guide to ILO recommendation No. 198 (pdf 460 KB)
978-92-2-121075-7.
Available in English, French and Spanish.
- Paper 16:
Women's participation in social dialogue institutions at the national level (pdf 383 KB)
Tracy Breneman-Pennas, Marleen
Rueda Catry. ISBN 978-92-2-120586-9. English Only.
- Paper 15:
Les fonctions assurées par des inspecteurs et contrôleurs du travail dans le système d'administration du travail en
Afrique francophone (pdf 652 KB)
Philippe Auvergnon, Sandrine Laviolette, Moussa Oumarou. ISBN 9978-92-2-2205646.
French only.
- Paper 14:
Tackling unregistered work through social dialogue: The Turkish and European experience (pdf 367 KB)
Jason Heyes.
ISBN 9978-92-2-119981-6. English only.
- Documento 13:
Métodos y prácticas en la solución
de conflictos laborales: Un estudio internacional (pdf 1.28MB)
Antonio Ojeda Avilés. ISBN 9789223199746. Spanish only.
- Documento
13A: Anexo al documento No. 13: Métodos y prácticas en la solución
de conflictos laborales: Un estudio internacional (pdf 5.237 KB)
Antonio Ojeda Avilés. ISBN 9789223200015. Spanish only.
- Paper 12:
Digest of good legislative practices relating to HIV/AIDS in selected African countries (pdf 1411 KB)
Jane Hodges. ISBN 9789220205365.
- Showcasing Tools and Experience in Labour Administration and the Informal Economy,
Editors: Giuseppe
Casale, A. Sivananthiran, José Luis Daza, Cynthia Mar, ISBN 978-92-2-119522-1
This booklet provides labour ministries with good practices for promoting
decent work in the informal economy. This volume elaborates the services
provided
by labour administration to homeworkers in Thailand, combating slave
labour in Brazil, protecting domestic migrant workers from the Philippines
and the
use of social dialogue to manage welfare schemes for informal economy
workers in India.
Available from the ILO
Subregional Office for South Asia (SRO-New Delhi).
- Re-engineering
Labour Administration to Promote Decent Work (pdf 1,611 KB)
Editors: Giuseppe Casale, A. Sivananthiran, C. S. Venkata Ratnam. ISBN 978-92-2-119534-4
Reengineering Labour Administration To Promote Decent Work shows how Labour
Ministries have adapted and responded to the challenges of globalization by using
new methods of management,evaluation, evidenced based policy making and other
labour administration reforms to promote decent work. Paper copies available
from the ILO
Subregional Office for South Asia (SRO-New Delhi).
- Document N° 11:
Le dialogue social dans l'administration publique des pays Membres de l'Union économique et monétaire ouest-africaine
(UEMOA) (pdf 472 KB), Moussa Oumarou. ISBN 978-92-2-219689-0. French only.
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