International Labour Organisation (ILO)

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International Labor and Employment Law Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Legal and Labor Studies

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During 1984, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) continued activities in its six major programme areas: promotion of policies to create employment and satisfy basic human needs; development of human resources; improvement of working and living conditions and environment; promoting social security; strengthening of industrial relations and tripartite (government/employer/worker) co-operation; and the advancement of human rights in the social and labour fields. The main instruments of action continued to be standard-setting, technical cooperation activities, research and publishing.

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