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The pivotal role of the private sector to eliminate child labour and forced labour.
This session will explore how employers can go beyond compliance to become proactive agents of change in their industries.
This session will explore how employers can go beyond compliance to become proactive agents of change in their industries.
Watch The pivotal role of the private sector to eliminate child labour and forced labour!
What's the key to ending Child Labour?
To mark World Day Against Child Labour, held every June 12, the ILO World of Work Show looks at what else needs to be done to protect the 16
To mark the World Day Against Child Labour 2023, held every June 12, the ILO World of Work Show looks at what else needs to be done to protect the 160 million children worldwide who are in child labour - many in dangerous conditions. We will also explore the critical role of social protection in protecting workers and their families.
COVID-19: EU Guidance for Getting Back to the Workplace
“Following the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-2019) pandemic, most of the Member States of the European Union (EU) have put in place a number of measures, including those affecting workplaces, to fight the spread of the disease. The world of work is severely affected during this crisis, therefore, all sections of society – including businesses, employers and social partners – must play a role in order to protect workers, their families and society at large.”
“The implementation of safe work practices to limit exposure to COVID-19 at work requires first assessing the risks, and then implementing the hierarchy of controls. This means putting in place control measures to first eliminate the risk and if this is not possible, minimise worker exposure. Start first with collective measures and if necessary supplement them with individual measures, such as personal protective equipment (PPE).”
European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, April 24, 2020: “COVID-19: BACK TO THE WORKPLACE - Adapting workplaces and protecting workers” (16 pages, PDF)
OSH Wiki, 2020: “COVID-19: Back to the workplace - Adapting workplaces and protecting workers”
