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The ILO policy brief, “Peak-level social dialogue: An essential force for economic development and social progress, highlights the role of peak-level social dialogue in fostering inclusive, legitimate policymaking and advancing the UN 2030 Agenda. It examines current challenges and gaps in participation, resources, and fundamental rights that affect its effectiveness.

This policy brief highlights the need for urgent policy action to tackle high youth NEET rates and promote decent work, especially for young women and in Africa. It calls for greater investment to ensure brighter futures and social justice.

This brief highlights the urgent need to uphold fundamental principles and rights at work as universal human rights essential to fair globalization. It presents alarming global data and calls for renewed commitment and transformative action to tackle persistent inequalities and decent work deficits.

This policy brief underscores the critical role of universal social protection as a prerequisite for advancing social development and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It highlights coverage gaps, the need for increased investment, and the importance of social protection in addressing poverty, inequality, employment challenges, and global crises.

This brief underscores the vital role of migrant workers in the global economy, particularly in the services and care sectors. It outlines key ILO priorities for promoting fair, well-governed, and rights-based labour migration systems.

This brief outlines how the Global Accelerator on Jobs and Social Protection helps countries design and finance integrated policies for decent work, universal social protection, and just transitions. It highlights the initiative’s role in advancing social development goals through tailored national roadmaps and multilateral collaboration.

The policy brief discusses the role of wage policies, including living wages, in advancing decent work and social justice. It highlights wage trends, persistent inequalities, the importance of minimum wage systems, and the need for evidence-based wage-setting processes through social dialogue.

This brief underscores the critical role of the care economy in advancing decent work, gender equality, and social development. It calls for bold investments, policy coherence, and transformative action to address care gaps and ensure fair, inclusive, and sustainable societies.

This brief calls for decisive multilateral action to reduce inequalities within and between countries, emphasizing the role of decent work, social protection, and inclusive policies in tackling economic disparities and strengthening social cohesion.

This brief explores the widespread challenge of informality in the world of work and its impact on rights, productivity, and social justice. It highlights the need for integrated strategies and strong partnerships to support a sustainable transition to formality.

This brief highlights the need for integrated, inclusive skills and lifelong learning systems to address global labour market mismatches and prepare for green and digital transitions. It outlines policy priorities to align education, training, and employment strategies for sustainable, equitable growth.

Lors de sa 113e session, la Conférence internationale du Travail a adopté une résolution réaffirmant le rôle central de l’OIT dans la promotion de la justice sociale et du travail décent en amont de la Deuxième Conférence mondiale sur le développement social. La résolution appelle les États Membres à associer pleinement les organisations d’employeurs et de travailleurs aux préparatifs du Sommet, et confie à l’OIT la mise en œuvre des résultats dans des domaines tels que la création d’emplois, la protection sociale et le dialogue social.

At its 113th Session, the International Labour Conference adopted a resolution reaffirming the ILO’s central role in advancing social justice and decent work in the lead-up to the Second World Summit for Social Development. The resolution calls on Member States to fully involve employers’ and workers’ organizations in preparations for the Summit and entrusts the ILO with leading implementation efforts in areas such as employment creation, social protection, and social dialogue.

En su 113.ª reunión, la Conferencia Internacional del Trabajo adoptó una resolución que reafirma el papel central de la OIT en la promoción de la justicia social y el trabajo decente de cara a la Segunda Cumbre Mundial sobre Desarrollo Social. La resolución insta a los Estados Miembros a involucrar plenamente a las organizaciones de empleadores y trabajadores en los preparativos de la Cumbre y encomienda a la OIT la implementación de sus resultados en ámbitos como la creación de empleo, la protección social y el diálogo social.