IDWF Position paper for the International Labor Conference 2023
The International Labour Conference this June will hold a General Discussion on a “just transition,” a topic introduced by the
The International Labour Conference this June will hold a General Discussion on a “just transition,” a topic introduced by the
With hard work and dedication, Offering care and love without hesitation, Respectful and selfless, day by day, Keeping homes and
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In the era of speed, technological progress is transforming the world of work in many ways, from changing the types
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