ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization

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The ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization is a key International Labour Organization instrument that promotes fair, inclusive globalization by strengthening labor standards, social protection, social dialogue, and employment opportunities worldwide.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf ILO declaration
international labour standard instrument
addresses imbalances in the global economy
impact of globalization on workers
adoptedAtSession 97th International Labour Conference
adoptedBy International Labour Conference
International Labour Organization
adoptionCountry Switzerland
adoptionDate 2008-06-10
adoptionPlace Geneva
adoptionYear 2008
aimsTo promote fair globalization
promote social justice
strengthen the ILO’s capacity to advance its mandate in the context of globalization
appliesTo all ILO member States
basedOn ILO Constitution
callsFor employment-intensive growth strategies
extension of social protection
policy coherence among international and national institutions
promotion of social dialogue
strengthening of labour standards
characterizedAs non-binding political commitment
corePillar employment creation
fundamental principles and rights at work
social dialogue
social protection
documentType normative policy framework
establishes ILO Decent Work Agenda as central framework
followUpMechanism recurrent discussions on strategic objectives at the International Labour Conference
reporting by the ILO Director-General
governanceModel tripartism
language English
French
Spanish
linkedToConcept decent work
fair globalization
social justice
promotes decent work for all
gender equality in the world of work
inclusive globalization
sustainable enterprises
reaffirms ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work
Philadelphia Declaration
recognizes importance of fundamental principles and rights at work as enabling conditions for decent work
need for strong and sustainable economic and social development
targetGroup employers
governments
workers

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Decent Work Agenda
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