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ILO

(= International Labor Organization) the United Nations agency concerned with the interests of labor

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Movie subtitles

Ilo hice, chingado!
For me this is just to find my son. I know this. iLO've seen, man!
Bre? Them here ILO whole month.
Long live the ILO!
Ilo I'm killing.
For example, if the standards enforced by the ILO were made general, would that be good or bad?
For example, if the standards enforced by the ILO were made general, would that be good or bad? Or would that merely oppress the Africans even more?
The old man knew that you - the ILO.

News and current affairs

The International Labor Organization (ILO) estimates that 90 million children between eight and fifteen years old work in the labor forces of developing countries; worldwide the figure is higher.
In 1973, an ILO convention called for a worldwide minimum working age of 15.
In ten years, only 27 of the ILO's 150 member nations ratified that convention.
In a world of increasingly automated workplaces and eroding employee-employer relationships, the values encoded in the ILO's labor standards are more necessary than ever.
In 2013, the ILO launched its Future of Work initiative, which seeks to identify and analyze incipient trends and provide a forum for discussion about what must be done to adapt to rapidly changing labor-market conditions.
The ILO World Social Security Report found high or very high vulnerability, in terms of poverty and labor-market informality, in 58 countries, mainly in Africa and Asia.
Indeed, few countries currently provide comprehensive social protection, as defined by ILO Convention 102 (the instrument establishing internationally-agreed minimum social-security standards).
The ILO is a tripartite organization with representatives of labor, government, and business.
In 1973, an ILO convention called for a worldwide minimum working age of 15. In ten years, only 27 of the ILO's 150 member nations ratified that convention.