Vinicius Pinheiro ILO Office for the UN 23 July 2015 Core decent work SDG targets Target Issue 13 Social ProtectionSocial Protection Floors 54 Skills for decent jobs 82 Productivity ID: 472867
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Reviewing Decent Work in the SDGs
Vinicius
Pinheiro
ILO Office for the UN
23 July 2015Slide2
Core decent work SDG targets
Target
Issue
1.3
Social Protection/Social
Protection Floors
5.4
Skills for decent jobs
8.2
Productivity
8.3
Informality/SMEs
8.5
Full
and productive employment and decent work for all, gender pay gap
8.6
Youth
employment
8.7
Child
labour
/ forced
labour
8.8
Labour
rights / Safe
Work / Migrants
8.b
Global
Jobs Pact / Global Strategy on Youth Employment
10.4
Inequalities
, wages and social protection
16.10
Fundamental freedoms
/ freedom of associationSlide3
Decent Work Global Review Mechanisms
International
Labour
Conference
ILO Governing Body
ILO Supervisory MechanismsSlide4
International Labour
Conference (ILC)
International
parliament of
labour
2015: Nearly
4500 delegates from 169 ILO
member states (governments, employers and workers), international organizations and NGOsEstablishes and adopts international labour standardsReview key social and labour issues in specialized committees supported by technical reports and statistics (ILOSTAT)Slide5
Recent ILC thematic reviews x SDGs
ILC
thematic reviews
SDG Target
Transition to
formal economy (2015)
8.3, 8.5
SMES, productivity (2015)
8.3
Labour
protection
(2015)
8.8, 8.5
Application
of
Labour
Standards (annually)
8.8
Forced
Labour
(2014)
8.7
Sustainable
development and green jobs (2013)
8.5, 8.4
Social protection (2012)
1.3
Youth
employment (2012)
8.6, 8.5Slide6
ILO Governing Body
ILO Executive
body
Meets
three times a
year
Takes
decisions on ILO policy, ILC agenda, ILO Programme and Budget and Director-General electionComposition: 56 titular members (28 Governments, 14 Employers and 14 Workers) and 66 deputy members (28 Governments, 19 Employers and 19 Workers).Slide7
ILO Supervisory Mechanisms
Regular system
Countries report regularly (2-5 years) on the implementation of the ratified ILO conventions
Reports are examined by the Committee of Experts (20 eminent jurists) that prepare a technical report to the be submitted to the Committee on the Application of Standards (CAS)
Special procedures
Examine complaints and representationsSlide8
Reviewing SDG 8…
In depth thematic review at a special committee hosted by the ILCSlide9
Thank you!