98th Session of the International Labour Conference, 3-19 June 2009
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Crisis response
Recovering from the crisis: A Global Jobs Pact
09 October 2009
Faced with the prospect of a prolonged global increase in unemployment, poverty and inequality and continued duress for enterprises, in June 2009 the International Labour Conference, with the participation of Government, Employers’ and Workers’ delegates from the ILO’s member States, unanimously adopted a "Global Jobs Pact". This global policy instrument addresses the social and employment impact of the international financial and economic crisis. It promotes a productive recovery centred on investments, employment and social protection. The fundamental objective of the Global Jobs Pact is to provide an internationally agreed basis for policy-making designed to reduce the time lag between economic recovery and a recovery with decent work opportunities. It is a call for urgent worldwide action: national, regional and global.
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Conference tentative plan of work
05 June 2009
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Report I(A) - Report of the Director-General: Tackling the global jobs crisis Recovery through decent work policies
08 May 2009
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List of participants - ILO Summit on Global Jobs Crisis Geneva, 15-17 June 2009
11 June 2009
Heads of State and Government, Vice-presidents, labour ministers and leaders from employers’ and workers’ organizations are to meet in Geneva from June 15-17 for a Global Jobs Crisis Summit organized by the International Labour Organization.
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Programme of the ILO Summit on the Global Jobs Crisis - 15-17 June 2009
11 June 2009
The three-day ILO summit, which is part of ILO’s International Labour Conference, will include four high-level panels on the following topics: global and regional coordination, development cooperation, fundamental principles and rights at work, and industry enterprise-level strategies.
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Final List of Delegations
17 June 2009