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World Employment and Social Outlook: Ensure decent work for key workers, says ILO

March 14, 2023

World Employment and Social Outlook: Ensure decent work for key workers, says ILO
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GENEVA (ILO News):--- Countries need to improve the working conditions and earnings of key workers – who were essential during the COVID-19 crisis – to fully reflect their contribution to society and their importance in the daily functioning of economies, a new report from the International Labour Organization (ILO) says.


The report, World Employment and Social Outlook 2023: The value of essential work, underscores the extent to which economies and societies depend on key workers, and also how they are undervalued. The poor working conditions of key workers exacerbate employee …

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