ILO in Europe and Central Asia
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ILO Monitor on the World of Work
Global labour market to deteriorate further as Ukraine conflict and other crises continue
Unemployment and inequality both look set to rise because multiple and overlapping economic and political crises are threatening labour market recovery worldwide, according to the latest edition of the ILO Monitor on the World of Work.
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Ukraine crisis
Nearly 5 million jobs have been lost in Ukraine since the start of the Russian aggression, says ILO
Amid the humanitarian crisis sparked by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, labour markets are being disrupted both in the country and in neighbouring states.
What's new
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New trade union services
New mobile application protects workers’ rights in Moldova
08 November 2022
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08 November 2022
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ILO Monitor on the World of Work
Global labour market to deteriorate further as Ukraine conflict and other crises continue
31 October 2022
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© ILO 2022
Ukraine crisis
Moldova trade unions help Ukrainian refugees to help themselves
24 October 2022
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World Social Protection Report 2020–22: Regional Companion Report for Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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World Employment and Social Outlook: Trends 2022
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Child Labour: Global estimates 2020, trends and the road forward
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Global Wage Report 2020-21