World Employment and Social Outlook: September 2024 Update
Global labour income share declines putting upward pressure on inequality, SDG targets not on track
Media Advisory
New ILO report highlights key role of social protection in mitigating climate change impact and ensuring a just transition
Paris 2024
The Paralympics: What are the challenges facing athletes with disabilities?
News
New ILO working paper exposes significant ‘disability wage gap’
Statement
Summit of the Future: Managing global interdependence
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Global Employment Trends for Youth 2024: Decent work, brighter futures
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