Working Papers, vehicles for disseminating information on a range of topics related to the world of work and the evolution of social and labour policies and practices for a given sector, are regularly published and widely disseminated. Background reports and issues papers, which provide more in-depth analysis on specific issues, are also published for discussion at international tripartite meetings and global dialogue fora.

Publications

The Sectoral Policies Department is the ILO’s repository of knowledge on sector-specific labour and social issues. Research and studies conducted, in line with the ILO’s research policies, deal with emerging and priority issues of strong interest for ILO’s sectoral constituents.

2006

  1. Publication

    Evaluation Report: Construction Action Programme

    01 September 2006

  2. Publication

    Evaluation Report: Action Programme Teachers for the future

    01 September 2006

  3. Publication

    Evaluation Report: Action Programme on Decent Work in Agriculture

    01 September 2006

  4. Publication

    The changing nature of work: A global survey and case study of atypical work in the media industry

    01 April 2006

  5. Publication

    Social dialogue in the process of structural adjustment and private sector participation in ports: A practical guidance manual

    01 January 2006

  6. Publication

    Industrial Relations in the Oil Industry in Mexico

    01 January 2006

    Working paper 239

  7. Publication

    Industrial Relations in the Oil Industry in South Africa

    01 January 2006

    Working paper 238

  8. Publication

    Health worker migration flows in Europe: Overview and case studies in selected CEE countries – Romania, Czech Republic, Serbia and Croatia

    01 January 2006

    Working paper 245

  9. Publication

    The role of Worker Representation and Consultation in Managing Health and Safety in the Construction Industry

    01 January 2006

    Working Paper 270

  10. Publication

    The role of local authorities in promoting decent work. Towards an applied research agenda for the construction and urban development sector

    01 January 2006

    Working Paper 243