Reporting on ILO Standards: Guide for Labour Officers in Pacific Island Member States
The ILO’s Constitution provides that member States’ have an obligation to report on the application of international labour standards. This Guide provides step-by-step help for labour officers in Pacific Island member States to report in relation to certain areas.
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The ILO’s Constitution provides that member States’ have an obligation to report on the application of international labour standards. This Guide provides step-by-step help for labour officers in Pacific Island member States to report in relation to five areas. ILO member States are required to:
1 .Submit new international labour standards to the “competent authority”
2. Report on ratified Conventions
3. Report on unratified fundamental Conventions
4. Complete General Surveys on unratified Conventions and Recommendations
5. Respond to questionnaires on new Conventions and Recommendations that are proposed.
1 .Submit new international labour standards to the “competent authority”
2. Report on ratified Conventions
3. Report on unratified fundamental Conventions
4. Complete General Surveys on unratified Conventions and Recommendations
5. Respond to questionnaires on new Conventions and Recommendations that are proposed.