The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
The International Labour Organisation, ILO has held the first World of Work Summit, with the theme; Social Justice for All.
At the summit in Geneva, Switzerland, workers, employers and government delegates from the 187 member states of ILO, addressed economic issues, including: a just transition towards sustainable and inclusive economies, quality apprenticeships and labour protection.
According to research, more than 4 billion people have no social protection and 214 million workers, live below the poverty line.
The Director-General ILO, who addressed delegates from 187 member countries at the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, with the theme; Social Justice for All, stressed the need for social protection.
He encouraged government to reposition social justice, as the keystone of global recovery and ensure that the future is human-centred.
The President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Ayuba Wabba spoke about the campaign for social justice and how the Nigerian government and employers can improve decent work.
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