ILO

Geneva-based workers' body

ILO is the International Labour Organization, a United Nations agency that sets international labor standards and promotes workers' rights.

Founded in 1919, it brings together governments, employers, and workers to address issues like workplace safety, child labor, and fair wages: The ILO convention on minimum wage.

labor

workers' rights

Legal protections for employees

minimum wage · working conditions · employment policy · workplace safety · fair wages · freedom of association · abolition · exploitation · sweatshop · migrant workers

agencies

UNICEF

Global youth relief organization

  • WHOUN health authority
  • UNESCOCultural arm of UN
  • IAEAU.N. atomic oversight body

WTO · IMO · UNHCR · multilateralism · tripartite · intergovernmental · Geneva

conventions

ratification

Formal approval by authority

protocol · fundamental principles · member states · compliance · monitoring · reporting · normative · binding · supervision

governance

tripartite

Consisting of three parts

delegates · resolution · field office

Categories
Opposites
labor rights orientation

ILOrace to the bottom

Competition through degraded standards

organizational type

ILOWorld Economic Forum

Global business policy summit

multinational corporations

Family

labor

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