101st Session - 2012 (30 May-4 June)
Geneva, Switzerland
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President Mr Rafael Francisco Alburquerque de Castro, Delegate of the Dominican Republic Vice-presidents Mr Rajab Sukayri, Government delegate of Jordania Mr Blaise Matthey, Employers' delegate of Switzerland Mr Francis Atwoli, Workers' delegate of Kenya Source: Minutes of the First Meeting. |
170 member States of the International Labour Organization were represented at the Conference. There were 5,327 persons accredited to the Conference, of whom 4,395 were registered. There were 329 government delegates, 146 employer's delegates, and 157 worker's delegates - a total of 632 delegates registered. Also, there were 1,125 government advisers, 409 employer's advisers, and 582 workers' advisers - a total of 2,116 advisers registered. Source: Report of the Credentials Committee. |
I. Reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and of the Director-General; II. Programme and budget and other questions; III. Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations; IV. Elaboration of an autonomous Recommendation on the social protection floor; V. The youth employment crisis (general discussion); VI. Recurrent discussion under the ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization and the follow-up to the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work; VII. Review of measures previously adopted by the Conference to secure compliance by Myanmar with the recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry. |
The One Hundred and First Session of the International Labour Conference held twenty-third plenary sittings, and adopted a Recommendation:
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| Reports submitted to the Conference | Texts Adopted | Other Documents |
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Report I (A): Report of the Director-General - ILO Programme Implementation 2010-11 Report II: Information concerning the programme and budget and other questions Financial report and audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2011 and Report of the External Auditor International Report III (2): Information document on ratifications and standards-related activities Report IV (1): Social protection floors for social justice and a fair globalization Report IV (2A): Social protection floors for social justice and a fair globalization Report IV (2B): Social protection floors for social justice and a fair globalization Report V: The youth employment crisis: Time for actionReport VI: Fundamental principles and rights at work: From commitment to action |
102nd Session - 2013 (5-20 June)
Geneva, Switzerland
| President and Vice-Presidents | Composition | Agenda | Outcomes |
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President Dr. Nidal Katamine, delegate of Jordania Vice-presidents Mr Rytis Paulauskas, Government delegate of Lithuania Mr Kamran Rahman, Employers' delegate of Bangladesh Mme Eulogia Familia, Workers' delegate of the Dominican Republic Source: Minutes of the First Meeting. |
170 member States were represented at the International Labour Conference. There were 5,593 persons accredited to the Conference, of whom 4,569 were registered. There were 321 government delegates, 129 employer's delegates, and 148 worker's delegates - a total of 598 delegates registered. Also, there were 1,149 government advisers, 397 employer's advisers, and 600 workers' advisers - a total of 2,146 advisers registered. Source: Report of the Credentials Committee. |
I. Reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and of the Director-General; II. Programme and budget and other questions; III. Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations; IV. Employment and social protection in the new demographic context; V. Sustainable development, decent work and green jobs; VI. Recurrent discussion on the strategic objective of social dialogue under the ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization. |
The One Hundred and Second Session of the International Labour Conference held eighteen plenary sittings. |
| Reports submitted to the Conference | Texts Adopted | Other Documents |
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Report II: Draft Programme and Budget for 2014–15 and other questions Report II (Supplement) - The Director-General's Programme and Budget for 2014–15 Financial report and audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2012 Report III (1B): Collective bargaining in the public service: a way forward Report III (2): Information document on ratifications and standards-related activities Report IV: Employment and social protection in the new demographic context Report V: Sustainable development, decent work and green jobs Report VI: Social dialogue |
Resolutions adopted |
103rd Session - 2014 (28 May-12 June)
Geneva, Switzerland
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President Mr Daniel Funes de Rioja, delegate of Argentina Vice-presidents Mr Alexandros Alexandris, Government delegate of Greece Ms Jacqueline Mugo, Employers' delegate of Kenya Mr Takaaki Sakurada, Workers' delegate of Japan Source: Minutes of the First Meeting. |
165 member States were represented at the International Labour Conference. There were 5,254 persons accredited to the Conference, of whom 4,457 are registered. There were 317 government delegates, 134 employer's delegates, and 145 worker's delegates - a total of 596 delegates registered. Also, there were 1,182 government advisers, 398 employer's advisers, and 607 workers' advisers - a total of 2,187 advisers registered. Source: Report of the Credentials Committee. |
I. Reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and of the Director-General; II. Programme and budget and other questions; III. Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations; IV. Supplementing the Forced Labour Convention, 1930 (No. 29), to address implementation gaps to advance prevention, protection and compensation measures, to effectively achieve the elimination of forced labour; V. Facilitating transitions from the informal to the formal economy; VI. A recurrent discussion on the strategic objective of employment. |
The One Hundred and Third Session of the International Labour Conference held fourteen plenary sittings, and adopted a Protocol, an Instrument of Amendment and a Recommendation:
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| Reports submitted to the Conference | Texts Adopted | Other Documents |
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Report I (B): Report of the Director-General - Fair migration: Setting an ILO agenda Report II: Information concerning the programme and budget and other questions Financial report and audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2013 Report III (2): Information document on ratifications and standards-related activities Report IV (1): Strengthening action to end forced labour Report IV (2A): Strengthening action to end forced labour Report IV (2B): Strengthening action to end forced labour Report V (1): Transitioning from the informal to the formal economy Report V (2): Transitioning from the informal to the formal economy Report VI: Employment policies for sustainable recovery and development |
104th Session - 2015 (1-13 June)
Geneva, Switzerland
| President and Vice-Presidents | Composition | Agenda | Outcomes |
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President Ms Ieva Jaunzeme, delegate of Latvia Vice-presidents Mr Modest J. Mero, Government delegate of Tanzania Ms. Ronnie Goldberg, Employers' delegate of the USA Mr Bernard Thibault, Workers' delegate of France Source: Minutes of the First Meeting. |
A total of 169 member States were represented at the International Labour Conference. There were 5,912 persons accredited to the Conference, of whom 4,842 were registered. There were 323 government delegates, 148 employer's delegates, and 157 worker's delegates - a total of 628 delegates registered. Also, there were 1,058 government advisers, 419 employer's advisers, and 580 workers' advisers - a total of 2,057 advisers registered. Source: Report of the Credentials Committee. |
I. Reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and of the Director-General; II. Programme and budget and other questions; III. Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations; IV. General discussion on the opportunities and challenges of SME promotion; V. Facilitating transitions from the informal to the formal economy (standard-setting, double discussion); VI. Recurrent discussion on social protection (labour protection). |
The One Hundred and Fourth Session of the International Labour Conference held fifteen plenary sittings, and adopted a Recommendation:
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105th Session - 2016 (30 May-10 June)
Geneva, Switzerland
| President and Vice-Presidents | Composition | Agenda | Outcomes |
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President Ms Mildred Oliphant, delegate of South Africa Vice-presidents Mr Ramón Alberto Morales Quijano, Government delegate of Panama Mr Alberto Echavarría, Employers' delegate of Colombia Mr Eric Manzi, Workers' delegate of Rwanda Source: Minutes of the First Meeting. |
A total of 171 member States were accredited at the International Labour Conference. There were 5,982 persons accredited to the Conference, of whom 4,875 are registered. There were 327 government delegates, 145 employer's delegates, and 151 worker's delegates - a total of 623 delegates registered. Also, there were 1,038 government advisers, 446 employer's advisers, and 639 workers' advisers - a total of 2,123 advisers registered. Source: Report of the Credentials Committee. |
I. Reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and of the Director-General; II. Programme and budget and other questions; III. Information and reports on the application of Conventions and Recommendations; IV. Decent work in global supply chains (general discussion); V. Decent work for peace, security and disaster resilience: Revision of the Employment (Transition from War to Peace) Recommendation, 1944 (No. 71) (standard setting, double discussion); VI. Evaluation of the impact of the ILO Declaration on Social Justice for a Fair Globalization, 2008; VII. Maritime matters: (a) Approval of amendments to the Code of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006; (b) Adoption of amendments to the annexes of the Seafarers’ Identity Documents Convention (Revised), 2003 (No. 185). |
The One Hundred and Fifth Session of the International Labour Conference adopted two Amendments:
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