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The report illustrates how the values and principles of the ILO, embodied in international labour standards and tripartism and reflected in the Decent Work Agenda, have formed a practical response to the realities of people, workers, families and entrepreneurs in local and national societies and regional and global communities.
Presenting an account of the International Labour Organization, this book provides the readers with an understanding of its purpose and structure. It covers key areas such as major moments of change, leadership, membership, organizational structure, decision-making capacity, and contemporary debates in historical perspective.
For more than nine decades, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has been responsible for setting up, monitoring, and implementing international labour standards in order to ensure that workers around the globe enjoy minimum social protection and workers' rights. Lars Thomann examines the ILO's wide ranging efforts to achieve compliance with international labour standards adopted by the organization and ratified by its member states. The author draws on different compliance schools of various strands of international relations theory and discusses them against the background of the ILO's compliance efforts in general and regarding the abolition of forced labour in particular. He shows that even though the ILO has experience in bringing about compliance – given its seniority – and is in many cases successful in doing so, it is not well equipped to deal with persistent cases of non-compliance. The book is valuable reading for researchers and students in the field of social sciences, as well as for practitioners working on international labour standards.
Summarises the findings and recommendations of the first ILO Gender Audit, 2000-2001. Reviews progress made in gender mainstreaming in the policies, programmes and structures of the ILO.
It is often argued that the enhanced consultation of civil society contributes to the democratization of European and global governance. This collection investigates whether this theoretical argument is supported by empirical evidence. Ten original essays analyze current patterns of civil society consultation in 32 intergovernmental organizations.