Pubbl/distr/stampa	Geneva, : International Labour Office, 2007
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (184 p.)
Disciplina	305.4309/0511
Soggetto topico	Women's rights Sex discrimination against women Equality
ISBN	92-2-119318-7
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Foreword; CONTENTS; Introduction; 1999; 2000; 2001; 2002; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; Bibliography
Record Nr.	UNINA-9910785677703321

Edizione	[1st ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa	Geneva, : International Labour Office, 2009
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (264 p.)
Disciplina	658.30082
Collana	International Labour Conference report
Soggetto topico	Equality
Soggetto genere / forma	Electronic books.
ISBN	92-2-120655-6
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Title page; Copyright information; CONTENTS; Executive summary; Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter 1. Gender equality and the Decent Work Agenda; 1.1. Access to employment; 1.2. Access to social protection; 1.3. Access to social dialogue; 1.4. Access to principles and rights; 1.5. Gender, the ILO and the United Nations; 1.5.1. ILO tools in UN collaboration; 1.5.2. ILO and the inter-agency system; 1.5.3. The ILO and One UN country programmes; 1.5.4. Functional commissions and treaty bodies; Chapter 2. Gender equality and tensions in a globalized world; 2.1. Women, men and poverty 2.2. Gender and the current financial and economic crisis 2.3. Climate change; 2.4. Gender and the demographic situation; 2.5. Decent work in the life cycle; 2.6. Men and gender relations; 2.7. Selected themes common across the life cycle; 2.7.1. Violence against women and girls; 2.7.2. Domestic labour; 2.7.3. HIV and AIDS; Chapter 3. Maternity, healthy infancy and working parents; 3.1. ILO action; 3.1.1. Employment; 3.1.2. Social protection; 3.1.3. Social dialogue; 3.1.4. Principles and rights; 3.2. Links to the United Nations and international agencies; 3.3. The way forward Chapter 4. A decent childhood for both girls and boys 4.1. Gender and education; 4.2. Girls, boys and household chores; 4.3. Gender and working children; 4.3.1. Worst forms of child labour; 4.4. ILO action; 4.4.1. Adult employment instead of child labour; 4.4.2. Social protection; 4.4.3. Social dialogue in defence of children; 4.4.4. Principles and rights; 4.5. Links to the United Nations and international agencies; 4.6. The way forward; Chapter 5. Gender, youth and employment; 5.1. Gender issues; 5.1.1. Gender, youth and social stability 5.1.2. Gender roles and women's labour force participation 5.1.3. Occupational segregation and stereotyping; 5.1.4. Export processing zones; 5.2. ILO action; 5.2.1. Employment; 5.2.2. Social protection; 5.2.4. Social dialogue; 5.2.5. Principles and rights; 5.3. Links to the United Nations and international agencies; 5.4. The way forward; Chapter 6. Working women and men in adulthood; 6.1. Global supply chains; 6.2. Vulnerable employment; 6.3. Non-standard forms of work; 6.3.1. Part-time employment; 6.3.2. The informal economy; 6.3.3. Home work; 6.4. Entrepreneurship; 6.5. Equal pay 6.6. Migration 6.7. The care economy; 6.8. ILO action; 6.8.1. Employment; 6.8.2. Social protection; 6.8.3. Social dialogue; 6.8.4. Principles and rights; 6.9. Working with the United Nations and international agencies; 6.10. The way forward; Chapter 7. Older workers and the senior years: Rights, jobs and social security; 7.1. ILO action; 7.1.1. Employment; 7.1.2. Social protection; 7.1.3. Social dialogue; 7.1.4. Principles and rights; 7.2. Links to the United Nations and international agencies; 7.3. The way forward; Chapter 8. Main policy orientations for international and national action 8.1. Leveraging social dialogue for gender equality
Record Nr.	UNINA-9910457519403321

Pubbl/distr/stampa	Geneva : , : International Labour Office, , 2015
Descrizione fisica	1 online resource (142 p.)
Disciplina	331.88/13
Collana	Report / International Labour Conference (104th session : 2015)
Soggetto topico	Labor Agricultural laborers
Soggetto genere / forma	Electronic books.
ISBN	92-2-129008-5
Formato	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione	eng
Nota di contenuto	Cover; Copyright page; Summary; Contents; Part I. The impact of the instruments; 1. The potential of the instruments; Rationale for the instruments; Objectives of the instruments; 2. Scope of the instruments; Defining agricultural and rural workers; Broad scope; Diverse ways to define; Categories established in labour law; Categories established in other regulations; Categories based on practice; Defining rural workers' organizations; Inclusive scope to cover rural workers' organizations; Diversity in rural workers' organizations; National law and practice 3. National laws and policies to facilitate the establishment and growth of rural workers' organizationsLegislative and administrative measures concerning freedom of association and collective bargaining; Right of all categories of rural workers to establish and join organizations; Right to establish and join organizations of their own choosing; Right to establish organizations without previous authorization; Right to draw up constitutions and rules; Freedom to elect representatives; Right to organize administration and activities and to formulate programmes Right of organizations to establish federationsand confederations and to affiliate with international organizationsResponsible authorities for ensuring effective application of legislation; 4. National policies to encourage the involvement of rural workers' organizations in economic and social development; Social dialogue; Consultation on legislation; Involvement in national socio-economic policies; Involvement in rural development; Involvement in advancing the rights of rural workers; Involvement in settling labour disputes; Financial and material assistance Part II. Difficulties for application and prospects for ratification of the instrument5. Obstacles reported to impede fullapplication of the instruments; Legal obstacles; Practical obstacles; Obstacles observed by workers' organizations; Obstacles observed by employers' organizations; Lack of understanding of potential of instruments; 6. Prospects for ratification; Part III. Achieving the full potential of the instruments; 7. Building on common commitments and involving all stakeholders in dialogue; Importance of instruments; Common commitment to freedom of association Common awareness of the particular needs of rural communitiesNational policies of active encouragement; ILO technical cooperation and standards-related action; Conclusions and final remarks; Appendix I. Texts of the examined instruments; Convention No. 11; Convention No. 141; Recommendation No. 149; Appendix II. Report form sent to memberStates and social partners; Appendix III. Governments that provided reports; Appendix IV. Workers' and employers' organizations that provided reports; Appendix V. Ratification status (Conventions Nos 11, 87, 98 and 141)
Record Nr.	UNINA-9910461587103321