Serbia
Serbia has been a member state of the ILO since the year 2000. The country has ratified 77 ILO International Labour Standards (Conventions), including all ten fundamental conventions. Starting in 2008, the ILO has been providing technical assistance on employment creation, labour law reform, promotion of social dialogue and collective bargaining, and improved working conditions including protection from unacceptable forms of work.
The last Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) with Serbia (2019-2022) focused on more and better jobs (new employment strategy, improved working conditions, enhanced business environment, minimum wage fixing) and improved labour market governance (improved social dialogue, alternative resolution of labour disputes). A new planning framework for continuing ILO’s support to Serbia is currently being drafted.
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Migration
Shaping migration narratives: Insights from the ILO/OSCE E-MINDFUL project
Labour statistics
National labour market statistics for the last year from the ILOSTAT database
Projects and programmes
Strengthening social dialogue in the Republic of Serbia
Improving accessibility and effectiveness of grievance mechanisms for workers in Serbian enterprises in supply chains of EU-based companies
Development Cooperation Dashboard
The dashboard offers interactive visualisations of ILO development cooperation projects in Serbia.
Tripartite partners
Publications
Guidelines for reinforcing the role of labour inspectors in addressing undeclared work
Regional Peer Review Report of the Labour Inspectorates of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (entity Federation of BiH-- Sarajevo Canton and entity Republika Srpska), Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia
All resources
Browse our catalogue of resources from or about Serbia and filter by topic or sector.
Contact
- Email : budapest@ilo.org
- Phone : +381 11 3345 113
Address
Terazije 41/III
Belgrade, 11000
Serbia
ILO activities in Serbia are coordinated by the ILO office for Central and Eastern Europe, based in Budapest.