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International Labour Office

Author of ABC of Women Workers' Rights and Gender Equality

683 Works 1,197 Members 29 Reviews

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Works by International Labour Office

Promotion of Cooperatives (2000) 8 copies
International Labour Review 7 copies, 7 reviews
Employment Relationship (2005) 2 copies
Malawi - Country Profile (2006) 2 copies
Frist things in child labour (P8L50) (1995) 2 copies, 1 review
Migrant Workers (1999) 2 copies
The ILO and apartheid (1977) 2 copies
Tripartite Consultation (2000) 2 copies
Zambia - Country Profile (2007) 2 copies
La Relation de travail (2006) 2 copies
World Labour Report 1992 (1992) 2 copies
La Relación de trabajo (2006) 2 copies
Destination Thailand (2005) 2 copies
Time for Equality at Work (2003) 2 copies
Ashwini Case Study (2005) 2 copies
Report 1 copy
Report (1980) 1 copy
ILO Theaurus 1 copy
Coal mining 1 copy
Trade Unions and Child Labour (P8L49) (1997) 1 copy, 1 review
Os Sindicatos e a OIT (P8L37) (1979) 1 copy, 1 review
Job Evaluation (1986) 1 copy
The Teacher's Tools (1980) 1 copy
World Employment 1995 (1995) 1 copy

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Child labour exists in East Africa and the trade union movement in the sub-region has had a particularly unique and important role to play in the fight against the practice.
This casebook covers a range of national experience, from judicial decisions on forced and bonded labour in a number of developing countries, through to the more recent decisions on forced labour and trafficking in industrialized countries. In particular, it seeks to illustrate how national court decisions have taken into account the provisions of the ILO’s own Conventions on forced labour, and how this may provide useful guidance for future court decisions. By increasing familiarization show more with and awareness of jurisprudence on forced labour, we hope also to promote cross-fertilization of experience and dialogue among judicial practitioners, both within domestic courts and between domestic and international courts. To enrich future editions of this casebook, the first of its kind, we also urge readers to share copies of court decisions involving forced labour. show less
Reference book. RLS library gives away lots of books for political education. This book is missing a description. Write a description of about 150 words and you can take it or a random book home. OR, you can exchange 2 books for 3 random books of ours. All books can be borrowed at our office.
Report; 3.

Contenido: Introduction -- Organisation of working time in the textile industry -- Some problems of remuneration in the textile industry -- Work organisation in the textile industry -- Summary and suggested points for discussion.

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