The future of work we want: A brief summary of the ACTRAV Symposium, Geneva, 7-8 October 2019.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 253
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Works matching IS 20769806 AND DT 2019
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Bridging inequalities for decent work in South Asia.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 235
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The impact of trade and investment on labour standards in the MENA region.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 215
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Women's future at work: Gender and equality in the Ghanaian informal economy.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 195
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Drivers of development and transformation: A Latin American and Caribbean perspective.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 173
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The future of work defines the future of humanity and all living species.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 145
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New methods of governance for non-standard forms of work: The cases of subcontracting and digital labour platforms.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 123
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Watching the watchers: Surveillance at work and notes for trade unionists.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 103
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Youth in trade unions in Africa: Toward a youth-led economic structural transformation agenda.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 89
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Transformation of trade unions in Latin America: Contexts, ideas and agendas.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 73
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Precarious work: Experimenting with new forms of representation: South African labour responds.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 49
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Can unions revitalize themselves?
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 17
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Reflections on the world of work.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 11
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Preface.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 7
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The Driving Force: BIRTH AND EVOLUTION OF TRIPARTISM - ROLE OF THE ILO WORKERS' GROUP.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. iv
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Workers' Guide to Employment and Decent Work for Peace and Resilience Recommendation (No. 205).
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 3
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Organizing Informal Economy Workers into Trade Unions: A trade union guide.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 3
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Closing the Gender Pay Gap: What Role for Trade Unions? ILO ACTRAV Working Paper.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 1
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Closing the Gender Pay Gap: What Role for Trade Unions? ILO ACTRAV Policy Brief.
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- International Journal of Labour Research, 2019, p. 3
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