Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB)

Tradiksyon yo kapab pa disponib nan lang ou chwazi a.

Klase nan Dwa pou travay, Travay entènasyonal • Pa mwayen: Thea Lee •
De fi ki gen gwo chapo pay sou tèt yo k ap fè jaden nan mitan yon pakèt zèb ki wo anpil.
Règleman klimatik ki santre sou travayè yo kapab ede kominote yo reziste ak chanjman klimatik yo, yo kapab ede fanmi travayè yo pwoteje timoun yo pou pèsòn pa eksplwate yo
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Klase nan Labor Rights, International Labor • Pa mwayen: Basel Saleh •
A young Bangladeshi woman wearing red sits behind a sewing machine.
The international community has reached a consensus around the idea of a living wage – an important step toward ensuring workers have a decent standard of living.
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Workers wearing white clothing and face masks protest in Myanmar. Many are holding signs. Credit: AHS
What is worker voice? A new initiative showcases what it is, what it isn't and why it matters.
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Klase nan Dwa pou travay, Travay entènasyonal • Pa mwayen: Thea Lee •
A garment worker at a Better Work factory in Vietnam. Spools of pink thread are visible in the foreground. Credit: Better Work.
Grasa nouvo sant enfòmasyon sou konduit biznis ki responsab ak dwa travayè nou an, n ap bay konpayi yo yon seri zouti k ap pèmèt yo kontwole sa k ap
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Klase nan Labor Rights, International Labor, Migrant and temporary workers • Pa mwayen: Lianna Shannon •
A woman with dark hair pulled back and wearing a black and white jacket listens intently during a panel on global migration.
With 169 million migrant workers across the globe, making up nearly 5% of the workforce worldwide, we need sensible, sustainable, rights-based policies.
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Klase nan Labor Rights, Migrant and temporary workers, International Labor • Pa mwayen: Trudy Rebert •
A landscaper uses a rake to break up turf.
When we work to prevent and combat human trafficking, we build a fairer economy and help make workplaces better for everyone, everywhere.
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Klase nan Labor Rights, International Labor • Pa mwayen: Thea Lee •
President Biden stands at a podium with Brazilian President Lula and ILO Director-General Houngbo by his side, the words "Partnership for Workers' Rights" written in English and in Portuguese above him.
2023 was a banner year in our efforts to advance global labor rights. Here are some highlights.
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Klase nan Labor Rights, Migrant and temporary workers, Español, International Labor • Pa mwayen: Thea Lee •
More than a dozen workers harvest crops in rows across a large field. Mountains can be seen in the background.
Migrant workers play an essential role in our economy, but too often aren’t aware of their rights and face discrimination or dangerous conditions at work.
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Klase nan Labor Rights, International Labor • Pa mwayen: Thea Lee •
Thea Lee holds a microphone while speaking during a panel discussion with five other people during COP28. The backdrop says “U.S. Center, Dubai 2023.”
Workers are critical to achieving a sustainable, inclusive and prosperous clean energy future.
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Klase nan Labor Rights, Women, Safety and Health, Worker Safety and Health, Unions • Pa mwayen: Thea Lee, Wendy Chun-Hoon •
Several women working in a banana packing plant, wearing aprons and hair nets.
During the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, we're taking a look at the role of worker organizations in preventing and addressing GBHV at work.
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