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The ILO Decent Work Agenda was initiated by Juan Somavia, who took over as ILO Director General in 1999 (...) To encourage nations to live up to this joint statement, five organisations; Solidar, ITUC, ETUC, Social Alert International and the Global Progressive Forum, launched the Decent Work, Decent Life campaign at the World Social Forum in Nairobi in January 2007 (...) |
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Call to Action for Decent Work |
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As part of the Decent Work Decent LIfe campaign, the Call to Action for Decent Work was launched at the ILO forum on a fair globalisation in October 2007, in Lisbon: an internationl petition which urges governments to ratify and implement the ILO’s standards and to put decent work at the heart of their policy-making. In the following months signatures will be collected on paper and online - the aim is to reach the biggest number of signatures possible. On the World Day for Decent Work (7 October 2008) the Call to Action will be presented to the highest EU political representatives in Brussels. At the end of the year the Call to Action will be presented to development aid donors attending the International Conference on Financing for Development in Doha (29 November- 2 December 2008). To read the press release from the launch of the Call to Action, please click here |
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We encourage you to take part in this campaign. Please sign the petition! For more information on how to support the campaign, please go to Act now for decent work!. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you want some more information. |
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Organisations supporting the call to action for Decent Work Decent Life |
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The organisations which are supporting the Call to Action are rising! There are now more than 75 organisations from 31 countries and 6 continents. |
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Messages of support to the campaign |
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Messages from organisations supporting the Call to Action! |
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Political and institutional supporters |
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The number of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) supporting the Call to Action is rising: there are now 111 MEPs having signed the petition for Decent Work. |
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