Bureau for Workers' Activities (ACTRAV)
The Bureau for Workers ‘Activities (ACTRAV) is the main link between the International Labour Office and the world of work through one of its constituents: workers’ organizations.
ACTRAV ensures that the concerns and interests of workers’ organizations are taken into consideration in the policy development and activities of the International Labour Office, both at Headquarter and in the Field.
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112th Session of the International Labour Conference, 2024
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The 112th Session of the International Labour Conference of the ILO in 2024 will take place from the 3rd of June to the 14th of June.
News and articles
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Training at ITCILO: What’s new for workers in 2024?
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New ILO report urges efforts to strengthen responsible business practices in Thailand's automotive sector
Trade Unions as Actors for Change
The Future of Work is uncertain. The world of work is faced with multiple transformations in the context of changing labour markets, driven by technological advancement and digitalisation, climate and environmental changes, globalization and demographic shifts. ACTRAV’s programme on Trade Unions in Transformation : Actors for Change supports trade unions to engage in this debate and to strengthen transformative action on the future of trade unions.
Publications
Policy Brief
The African Continental Free Trade Area: An Opportunity to Promote Social and Labour Issues across the Continent?
African Trade Unions and the Future of Work Responses, Challenges and Opportunities
Workers’ representatives in selected Central and Eastern European countries: Filling a gap in labour rights protection or trade union competition?
Key resources
International Journal of Labour Research
Trade Union Revitalization: Organizing new forms of work including platform workers
Manual
Dealing with crises arising from conflicts and disasters-ILO training manual for workers’ organizations
Social Security
Workers’ guide to ILO Conventions concerning minimum standards of social security
Rural economy
Decent work deficits among rural workers
Flagship Report
Social Dialogue Report 2022: Collective bargaining for an inclusive, sustainable and resilient recovery
Ongoing and upcoming events
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Workers' Group of the Governing Body
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The ACTRAV-Turin Labour Education Programme