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Research Seminar | AI Labor Disclosure Initiative (AILDI): Recognizing the social cost of human labour behind automation
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Launch event for the 2021 International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour
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Global value chain and labour rights: problems and new regulatory perspectives
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Launch of the 2022 edition of International Journal of Labour Research
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High level launch event of the International Journal of Labour Research
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Labour Administration: A global webinar for preparing reports and comments for the General Survey
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Gender and the labour market in Viet Nam
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Panel discussion | Child labour and education exclusion among indigenous children
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Launch event | ILO Labour Provisions in Trade Agreements Hub
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Acting together to end child labour in agriculture
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Labour rights, human rights and development
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Disentangling the Greening of the Labour Market: The Role of Changing Occupations and Worker Flows
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Employment Seminar #39 - Labour overview of Latin America and the Caribbean in times on COVID-19
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Lessons from the COVID-19 crisis: An unprecedented role for labour market policies?
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Book presentation | The Irish Influence: Building the League of Nations and the International Labour Organization
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Presentation of the ILO Technical Guidelines on General Principles of Labour Inspection
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What role can international labour standards and the ILO play in the protection of migrant workers’ wages?
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Webinar: What role can international labour standards and the ILO play in the protection of migrant workers’ wages?
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International Labour Review: Centenary launch
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Tripartite Meeting of Experts in Labour Statistics on the Revision of the Standards for Statistics on Informality