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TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
4 LABOUR ISSUES AND LABOUR LAW
8 EMPLOYMENT
12 SOCIAL PROTECTION
14 W
ORKING CONDITIONS
A N D O C C U P AT I O N A L S A F E T Y A N D H E A LT H
16 CHILD LABOUR
18 G E N D E R I S S U E S A N D W O M E N AT W O R K
20 TRAINING AND MANAGEMENT
23 INDEX
58 ILO FIELD OFFICES, DISTRIBUTORS AND SALES AGENTS
64 ORDER FORM
NEW ! NEW ! NEW !
There Is an Alternative The Role of Collective Regulating for Decent Work
Economic policies and labour strategies Bargaining in the Global New directions in labour market regulation
beyond the mainstream Edited by Sangheon Lee and Deirdre McCann
Edited by Nicolas Pons-Vignon Economy
Regulating the labour market is a distortion
Negotiating for social justice
4 Since the start of the global economic crisis,
Edited by Susan Hayter
for some, a panacea for others. This book
economists and trade unionists have sought provides the ingredients for those who wish
to engage in dialogue with government and Susan Hayter has put together a first-rate to transcend simple positions. Drawing on
business, hoping to arrive at the adoption set of authors and chapters on the positive empirical, interdisciplinary and compara-
of balanced policies that would deliver an role collective bargaining and employee voice tive perspectives, this unique collection es-
LABOUR ISSUES AND LABOUR LAW
equitable and sustainable recovery. But some have to play in the global economy of the tablishes the moral and economic case for
years on, countries have failed to break with twenty-first century. Examples from numer- regulation, identifies the circumstances
the economic regime that caused the crisis, ous countries illustrate how negotiation and that make regulation effective, and reveals
and in many, austerity programmes are being dialogue can lead to a win–win outcome of the gap between “law on the books” and
adopted and social and labour rights are improved economic performance and en- “law in action”. A significant resource for
under attack. hanced equality and social justice. scholars and policy-makers who are engaged
Bruce Kaufman, Georgia State University, USA in thinking about regulation as part of a just
Achieving a meaningful reduction in in- regime market.
equality and the power of finance requires Participation in the global economy can con- Guy Mundlak, Tel Aviv University
both the formulation of convincing policy tribute to growth and development but, as
alternatives and the determination to see the recent financial crisis demonstrated, such This book is an international and interdis
them realized. The short articles here, from participation can also threaten employment, ciplinary response to the neoliberal ideologies
the Global Labour Column, show that one- wages and labour standards. This volume that have shaped labour market regulation in
dimensional thinking has been a major reason examines the role that collective bargaining recent decades. It draws on contributions by
for the severity of the crisis. The contributions plays in ensuring that participation in the leading experts across a range of disciplines,
give an insightful overview of current labour global economy is balanced, fair and just. including economics, law, political science
struggles around the world as well as the and industrial relations. International in
institutional measures that have proven suc- Collective bargaining is often seen either as
scope, it includes chapters on both advanced
cessful. The programme the authors propose an impediment to the smooth functioning of
economies and the developing world. The
is ambitious, as it implies reversing deep markets, or as ineffective. This book focuses
volume identifies central themes in the con-
trends such as the exclusion of many workers on the other side of the story and demon-
temporary regulation of labour, including the
from wage negotiations, growing casualiza- strates the positive contribution that collec-
role of empirical research in assessing and
tion and increasing wage inequality, but such tive bargaining can make to both economic
supporting labour market interventions, the
ambition is necessary if there is to be an and social goals. No one size fits all and
regulation of precarious work and the emer-
alternative. the various contributions examine how this
gence of new types of labour markets. Each
fundamental principle and right at work is
theme is explored through key contributions
realized in different country settings and how
by leading experts. Chapters cover issues
June 2011 xvi+130 pp. its practice can be reinforced across borders.
that include labour market uncertainty, the
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academic and policy debates on post-crisis
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GBP 18 labour regulation by identifying new chal-
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lenges, subjects and theoretical perspec-
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tives. In contrast to the dominant deregula-
productivity and working time).
tory approaches, it calls for labour market
Co-published with Edward Elgar. regulation to be reinvigorated.
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basic international labour standards docu-
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ments, including:
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the adequacy of legal regulation in adapting since the start of the global financial and
• ILO Conventions to such changes. In different parts of the economic crisis in 2008. With contributions
world there are increasing difficulties with from diverse research disciplines, the volume
• Recommendations provides new perspectives on employment
establishing whether or not an employment
• Constitution relationship exists in situations where the and income-led growth and the role of regu-
respective rights and obligations of the par- lation, and makes policy recommendations
•S
tanding Orders of the International Labour ties concerned are not clear, where there has for the future.
Conference been an attempt to disguise the employment
The collection presents the different policy
• General Surveys relationship, or where inadequacies or gaps
responses that have been put in place in
exist in legal frameworks or in their inter-
•D
igest of Decisions of the Committee on different regions and assesses their effects.
pretation or application. Vulnerable workers
Freedom of Association It also examines the reforms that are needed
tend to suffer most in these situations. At
in labour markets, incomes, enterprises and
the same time, social partners and labour
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eclaration on Fundamental Principles and social protection to achieve a sustainable
administrators emphasize that globalization
Rights at Work recovery in the world of work. The role of
has increased the need for protection, in par-
social dialogue in overcoming obstacles to
• Global Reports ticular against the circumvention of national
the implementation of these reforms and in
labour legislation by contractual and/or other
and the recent publications on international ensuring their equity is discussed. Finally, the
legal arrangements.
labour standards. volume looks at how globalization of trade
Accordingly, the employment relationship and finance can be made fairer.
A selection of further texts is available in is coming under more and more scrutiny
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Labour Law and Worker International and Fundamentals of Labour
Protection in Developing Comparative Labour Law Administration
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of labour law in an era of globalization away analysis of the challenges facing labour law
from the countries and labour law systems in the twenty-first century across the globe. It This unique volume clearly sets out the
LABOUR ISSUES AND LABOUR LAW
of the North to those of the global South. focuses in particular on labour law and inter- role, functions and organization of labour
Placing its analysis within the context of the national trade, the employment relationship administration, highlighting the relationship
current scholarly debates on the challenges and the fundamental rights of the person in between social policy and economic policy,
and future of labour law, the book critically the employer/employee relationship, work in and identifying the vast array of services to
reviews the relevant literature and reflects the informal economy and outsourced work, which most people have access during their
upon the way in which workers’ protection as well as discussing the most noteworthy working lives.
tends to be conceptualized, as well as on the changes in labour law at the regional level.
It gives a comprehensive overview of the
adequacy of the legal categories and tools The international nature of global supply main principles of labour administration,
used to further it, with special attention given chains means that nationally defined labour covering labour legislation, industrial rela-
to the effectiveness of labour legislation in laws are increasingly unable to provide effec- tions, working conditions and employment,
promoting gender equality. tive protection against inhumane working and describes ways in which current chal-
The book argues that, in addition to problems conditions. The author offers different ap- lenges can be met through policy, organiza-
in the application of labour law, there is a proaches to improving the effectiveness of tion, coordination and management.
mismatch between the realities of the devel- labour law in the globalized era, including
ratification of ILO Conventions, the har This book will be an invaluable resource for
oping world and the social, economic and
monization of labour legislation in areas labour administrators, labour inspectors,
political underpinnings of labour law. This
with an important trade market, the inclu- conciliators, employment service officials,
dates back to its development in post-colonial
sion of social clauses in international trade governments, workers, employers, researchers
African and South Asian countries and, to a
agreements, and the application of corporate and professionals.
lesser extent, in Latin American ones. The
divergence persists, while new manifestations social codes across supply chains.
February 2010 xvi+92 pp.
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The annual Global Employment Trends report Incorporating the most recent labour market Economic recovery from the crisis triggered
8 provides the latest global and regional esti- information available, this report examines by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in
mates of employment and unemployment, the vulnerability of youth to unemployment 2008 remains both weak and uneven across
employment by sector, vulnerable employ- and decent work deficits. It shows where countries. The result is persistently high un-
ment, labour productivity and working poverty, progress has or has not been made in terms employment in some countries, and growing
job precariousness almost everywhere. In
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while also analysing country-level issues and of tapping the energy, talent and creativity of
trends in the labour market. young people for the benefit of the economy’s the countries where the crisis originated,
productive potential. It updates the world and the financial system remains dysfunctional,
This year’s report is the first to assess how regional youth labour market indicators and thereby affecting enterprise investment and
the world’s labour markets have been faring gives detailed analyses of longer-term trends further delaying a job recovery.
during the ongoing economic recovery and in youth population, labour force, employ-
to provide projections of employment and •W
hen will employment recover strongly
ment and unemployment, while providing enough to mitigate the effects of the crisis?
unemployment prospects for the world as a a first glimpse at new estimates of working
whole as well as the various regions. Chapter poverty among youth. • Is there a significant risk that the poor
1 focuses on the macroeconomic context employment prospects will lead to social
for growth and employment and notes that As the first in the Global Employment unrest and erode confidence in policy-
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stand in stark contrast to the recovery seen the global economic and financial crisis, crisis that are both effective and fair?
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working poverty and other key indicators. of the world’s youth live – it threatens to growth in countries with large trade sur-
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on specific population groups are also ana- guide provides practical solutions tailored to posing significant social challenges. The least
lysed, for instance youth, which has been the considerations of developing countries developed economies of the region remain
especially hard hit in the OECD countries. that can help fill these information gaps. The particularly vulnerable to a volatile inter-
Noting particularly the need for a combination guide adopts a menu approach, providing national economic environment.
of sound macroeconomic and labour market policy-makers with a range of options that This ILO-OECD report reviews some of the
policies, the authors explore policy options take into account time and resource con- main labour market and social policy chal-
for a post-crisis future. The volume argues straints as well as policy priorities. Though lenges that developing Asia faces. The report
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commitment to full employment and global serves as a companion to a series of country grates skills, employment and social pro-
collective action to advance the cause of studies published separately by the ILO, tection with local development strategies to
“fair globalization”. which provide country-specific details on achieve more “sustainable and balanced”
how the guide can be applied. patterns of growth. It provides guidance on
This book is essential reading for all inter-
ested in labour economics, employment how to implement employment and skills
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ILO Summit on the Global Jobs
Crisis
••2010 – 220 pp.
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World of Work Report 2009
The global jobs crisis and beyond
International Institute for Labour Studies
Trade and Employment International Labour ••2010 – xvi+120 pp.
in the Global Crisis Migration ••ISBN 978-92-9014-908-8
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Marion Jansen and Erik von Uexkull A rights-based approach Co-published in India with
Academic Foundation
In many low- and middle-income coun- This book offers a comprehensive and acces-
tries, the global financial crisis has led to sible overview of international labour migra- 11
significant losses of jobs and pressures on tion and the ILO’s efforts to protect migrant World of Work Report 2008
real wages. Based on the findings of ILO- workers through a rights-based approach. Income inequalities in the age
sponsored country studies of employment It gives new insights into the factors that of financial globalization
impacts, this book analyses how cross-border International Institute for Labour Studies
EMPLOYMENT
motivate people to seek work outside their
trade has acted as a transmission channel, country of origin and the significant develop- ••2008 – xii+250 pp.
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role of price volatility and demand shocks in at work, it describes in detail the international Co-published in India with
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norms that have evolved to protect migrant
tion makes countries more vulnerable. The workers and ensure decent work for all. It
book also takes an in-depth look at the strat- reflects on existing and potential international Globalization and Informal Jobs in
egies households have developed to cope governance structures, addressing the link- Developing Countries
with the crisis and the effects of the crisis ages between migration and development, Marc Bacchetta, Ekkehard Ernst
on inequality and bargaining power. Finally, and reviews the role of the ILO’s Multilateral and Juana Paola Bustmante
the study reviews how policy instruments Framework on Labour Migration in improving ••2009 – 140 pp.
designed to protect workers have fared, and policy-making and international cooperation ••ISBN 978-92-2-122719-9
makes recommendations for responses to in the area of labour migration. ••CHF 35; USD 35; GBP 20; EUR 23
future crises. Also available in French and Spanish
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The Global Employment
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Ajit K. Ghose, Nomaan Majid
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2009 Labour Overview
Latin America and the Caribbean
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Promotion of Sustainable
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www.ilo.org/publns Also available in SpanishWorld Social Security Extending Social Security Building Decent Societies
Report 2010/11 to All Rethinking the role of social security in
development
Providing coverage in times of crisis and A guide through challenges and options
Edited by Peter Townsend
beyond
Social security represents an investment in a
12 The World Social Security Report 2010/11 country’s human infrastructure, which is no The downturn of the global economy has
is the first in a new series of biennial reports less important than its physical infrastructure. worsened the problems of poverty and un-
from the ILO that monitor social security employment across the whole world. This
coverage, presenting various methods and This book outlines basic concepts such as the book makes the case for a comprehensive
social protection floor and the social secu- social security system to be developed in
SOCIAL PROTECTION
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Social security systems play a critical role in of practices around the world, especially in of poverty, to reverse growing inequality and
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major risks and to adapt to change, and cash transfers and, based on a wealth of The establishment of universal social security
through income transfers they can also have statistics, argues that effective social transfer systems has been one of the cornerstones of
a remarkable effect on income inequality. programmes not only alleviate poverty, but OECD countries’ successful economic and
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short- and long-term effects. However, the message is that such investment can benefit increasingly understood that universal social
crisis has thrown into sharp relief the serious poorer countries as well as richer ones, and security systems have an enormous poten-
problems of access to social security around that even in times of tightened budgets and tial for low-income countries which has not
the world, and how the financing of systems is global economic crisis, the dividends are well yet been sufficiently explored. Recognizing
being put at risk as national budgets shrink. worth the expenditure. that economic and social development are
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Demographic Context
••2010 – x+176 pp.
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Microinsurance Innovation
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A microinsurance compendium Social Justice and a Fair Annual Report 2010
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Globalization ••ISBN 978-92-2-124553-7
“...enables policy-makers, insurers, academ- ••CHF 15; USD 15; GBP 10; EUR 12
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ics and NGOs an opportunity to study the Also available in French and Spanish 13
various initiatives taken in different coun- The concept of a social protection floor
tries and profit from these experiences. I was incorporated into the Global Jobs Pact, Economic Security for a Better
congratulate the publishers for bringing out adopted by the International Labour Confer-
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Financing Social Protection
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Social Protection Series
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Global Wage Report The Minimum Wage Offshoring and Working
2010/11 Revisited in the Enlarged EU Conditions in Remote Work
Wage policies in times of crisis Edited by Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead Edited by Jon Messenger and Naj Ghosheh
The second in a series of ILO reports focusing This book provides in-depth and innovative Advances in information and communica-
14 on wage developments, this volume reviews analysis of the minimum wage in Europe, tion technologies (ICTs), combined with
the global and regional wage trends during looking at its scope within the enlarged EU organizations seeking to reduce costs, have
the years of the economic and financial crisis and posing the question of harmonization led to a dramatic growth in service sector
of 2008 and 2009. In Part I, the report between the minimum wages of the indi- offshoring and outsourcing, most notably to
vidual Member States – or even a common developing countries such as India. However,
W O R K I N G C O N D I T I O N S A N D O C C U P A T I O N A L S A F E T Y A N D H E A LT H
highlights the slowdown in the growth of
monthly average wages as well as some EU minimum wage. It also explores the role despite a burgeoning literature on this phe-
short-term fluctuations in the wage share. of the minimum wage at the national level, nomenon, little attention has been given to
These changes happened against a backdrop looking at trends and effects, with case the working and employment conditions that
of wage moderation in the years before the studies on specific national policy issues or exist in the growing number of workplaces
crisis and a long-term trend of rising wage industrial sectors. providing business process outsourcing and
inequality since the mid-1990s. IT-enabled services in developing countries.
Minimum wage fixing has returned quite
Part II of the report discusses the role of prominently to the core of policy debates, The authors address this phenomenon by
wage policies in times of crisis and recovery. as illustrated by the adoption of a statutory examining and providing a historical context
Collective bargaining and minimum wages minimum wage by Austria, Ireland and the for the development of the business process
can help achieve a balanced and equitable United Kingdom, and the ongoing discussions outsourcing (BPO) industry, based on case
recovery by ensuring that working families in Germany and Sweden. Proposals to have study analysis of working conditions in four
share in the fruits of future economic growth. common rules at EU level have also multi- countries where this industry is large or
At the same time, preventing the purchasing plied since EU enlargement, in particular to growing – Argentina, Brazil, India and the
power of low-paid workers from falling can minimize “social dumping”. Bringing together Philippines. Policy advice is offered to policy-
contribute to a faster recovery by sustaining 15 national studies from noted European makers and companies on how the growth of
aggregate demand. The report shows that specialists in the field, this timely collection “good quality” jobs can be promoted as these
policy strategies and design are crucial to aims to stimulate the current debate. industries grow and mature around the world.
ensure that low-paid workers benefit from
Co-published with Edward Elgar Co-published with Palgrave Macmillan.
union representation and minimum wages,
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Towards policy coherence: Minimum
wages and collective bargaining
••2008 – pp. 150
••ISBN 978-92-2-121499-1
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Fundamentals of Minimum
Wage Fixing
Approaches to Attribution ILO List of Occupational François Eyraud and Catherine Saget
of Detrimental Health Effects Diseases (Revised 2010) ••2005 – 150 pp.
••ISBN 92-2-117014-4
to Occupational Ionizing (OSH 74) ••CHF 24.95; USD 30; GBP XX; EUR 20
Radiation Exposure and their Identification and recognition of Globalization, Flexibilization and
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occupational diseases: Criteria for
Application in Compensation incorporating diseases in the ILO list Working Conditions in Asia and
of occupational diseases the Pacific
Programmes for Cancer Edited by Sangheon Lee and François Eyraud
Occupational Safety and Health Series,
(OSH 73)
W O R K I N G C O N D I T I O N S A N D O C C U P A T I O N A L S A F E T Y A N D H E A LT H
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No. 73 GBP 59.95; EUR 110
and psychosocial factors affecting workers’
Workers exposed to ionizing radiation in the health is constantly on the rise. When safety
and health measures are not followed or fail,
Ergonomic Checkpoints
course of their work may claim for compensa-
Practical and easy-to-implement
tion if they develop cancer. However, cancer accidents, injuries, diseases and even deaths
solutions for improving safety,
is a common disease, especially in older may occur. Diseases caused by work need
health and working conditions
age, and most cancers will be caused by to be identified, victims compensated, and
Second edition
non-occupational risk factors. Compiled by prevention pursued in the workplace. It is
therefore essential to establish a list of occu- Prepared by the ILO in collaboration with
international experts, this book examines in
the International Ergonomics Association
detail the scientific basis for risk attribution, pational diseases and to update it regularly,
focusing in particular on the methodological adding newly identified diseases, in order to ••2010 – 350 pp.
maximize preventive strategies and appro- ••ISBN 978-92-2-122666-6
issues associated with attributing individual ••CHF 45; USD 40; GBP 28; EUR 30
cancers to previous occupational radiation priate compensation schemes.
exposures. The general features of compensa- Fundamental Principles of
The ILO has been responding to the chal-
tion schemes are also presented, along with
examples of compensation schemes from
lenge of creating safe and healthy working Occupational Health and Safety
conditions since its founding in 1919. Agreed Second edition
different countries, which illustrate a variety
by governments as well as employers’ and Benjamin Alli
of approaches.
workers’ organizations, this new list, approved ••2008 – 160 pp.
Jointly published by three international in March 2010, reflects the state of the ••ISBN 978-92-2-120454-1
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occupational health and ionizing radiation occupational diseases. The list, annexed here
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will be useful for national authorities, trade mendation, 2002 (No. 194), is designed to Instruments
unions, employers and other parties with an assist countries in their prevention, recording, Maritime Labour Convention, 2006
interest in ensuring an equitable approach notification and, if applicable, compensation Seafarers’ Identity Documents
to workers’ compensation. of diseases caused by work. (revised) Convention, 2003
This publication is part of the ILO’s efforts Work in Fishing Convention
June 2010 140 pp.
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Paperback ISBN 978-92-2-122413-6 ••2008 – 308 pp.
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Children’s Views of Children in Hazardous Work Give Girls a Chance
Child Labour What we know, what we need to do Tackling child labour, a key to the future
This book is a gift from children. It is a This report reviews the current state of knowl- Girls have the right to grow and develop free
compendium of drawings and poems from edge concerning children in hazardous work of child labour and girls have the right to
and presents the case for a new focus on education. We must give girls a chance to
16 different countries that weaves a web of soli-
the issue as part of the wider global effort make these rights a reality.
darity and hope across the world. The authors
to eliminate the worst forms of child labour. International Programme on the Elimination
are children, either victims of exploitation
The report highlights recent global trends of Child Labour (IPEC)
and abuse themselves or their peers willing
to emphasise the need for urgent action to while comprehensively summarizing the sci- This publication is a comprehensive report
CHILD LABOUR
rescue unprotected children. Their message entific evidence base related to health and on child labour among girls, identifying
is a cry for justice: it denounces with power- well-being of working children. It identifies the reasons why it is important that the
ful simplicity horrendous situations that the key challenges not only in understanding issues facing girls engaged in child labour
jeopardize the health and development of the effects of hazardous work on childhood be urgently addressed. Girls are highly
millions of children. development, but also in preventing and vulnerable as many forms of girls’ work are
eliminating hazardous occupational exposures hidden, girls face multiple disadvantages,
The book is an informative pedagogical tool for children. In addition, the report features and have the “double burden” of having to
which will be widely disseminated both in good practice approaches of various stake- combine household chores and economic
schools and in non-formal education settings holder groups that have demonstrated the activity, which as a result jeopardizes their
in order to raise awareness on the causes and potential to be scaled up and discusses the schooling. The report provides an analysis
consequences of child labour. This resource, importance of an integrated policy response of the work of girls and boys in 16 coun-
which contains child-friendly versions of the to the issue. tries, looking both at economic activities and
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
June 2011
unpaid household services, and draws atten-
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tive action to bring an end to child labour.
of child labour among girls and suggests that
policy steps include free quality education
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May 2011 154 pp. employment.
Paperback ISBN 978-92-2-024976-5
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