ILO marks its 90th anniversary with social dialogue for decent work and a fair globalization in Central and Eastern Europe

Amid the worst financial and jobs crisis since the Great Depression, the International Labour Organization (ILO) marked its 90th anniversary in the week of 21-28 April and in September 2009. During this period, there was a global convergence on the common theme of social dialogue for decent work and a fair globalization in commemorative events in more than 100 countries across the world.

Migrants and informal Work in Hungary

08 May 2008

This report on Hungary examines the situation of irregular employment of migrants, its terms and conditions of work, its evolution, its causes and the policies needed to eliminate such a situation. The premise is that irregular employment is detrimental to national economies, to native and migrants workers in regular employment as well as to those workers involved in it. The study prepared by Judit Juhász adopts a Delphi method, which is amply explained in the paper. Suffice to say, it is about the considered perceptions of a problem by a number of experts, and the author's examination of these perceptions.

Diretory of Networks of Women Scientists 2003

01 August 2007

European Industrial Relations Observatory (EIRO)

01 August 2007

Pension Reform in Central and Eastern Europe - Volume 1

01 March 2002

Restructuring with Privatization: Case Studies of Hungary and Poland