In its latest report, the Geneva-based International Labour Organization (ILO) said that 50 million people were living in modern slavery in 2021
Although the number of unemployed young people worldwide fell from 75 million in 2021 to 73 million in 2022, it is six million more than pre-pandemic levels
The ILO report also highlighted that incomes haven't returned to pre-pandemic levels across most of the world
There are 44 million fewer jobs for women across the world compared to pre-pandemic period; 25.5 million fewer jobs were available in lower-middle-income countries
China accounted for 86% of the dip in working hours due to containment measures to stop the spread of Covid, according to the report
If the fighting was to cease immediately a rapid recovery would be possible, with the return of 3.4 million jobs, Xinhua news agency reported
A new report by UN-body International Labour Organisation has highlighted that the number of international migrant workers has risen globally to 169 million, an increase of three per cent since 2017
UN agency predicts uneven economic recovery in second half of 2021, but newly created jobs will be of low quality.
There is an urgent need to invest in education, training and life-long learning for all in the automotive industry, ILO said
In a statement issued on Friday, the ILO said that the Covid-19 crisis has brought additional poverty to these already vulnerable populations
According to the statement, India assumed the Chairmanship of GB after 35 years, marking a new chapter in the 100 years of productive relationship between India and ILO
Global labour income is estimated to have declined by 10.7% or $3.5 trn in the first three quarters of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the International Labour Organization said
Improving their working conditions will have a significant impact on many women workers, given the large numbers who work in the care sector
Children may be seen as a stop-gap measure to fill jobs left vacant by migrant labourers who fled cities for their rural homes during the lockdown
About nine states proposed to increase the working hours from eight to twelve by diluting the labour laws, but later rolled back the decision after facing flak from various stakeholders
The outlook for the global labour market in the second half of 2020 is "highly uncertain" and the forecast recovery will not be enough for employment to return to pre-Covid levels this year, ILO said
Huge losses are expected across different income groups, especially in upper-middle income countries (7 per cent, 100 million full-time workers), said the ILO
This will be along the lines of measures taken by countries such as the US to combat impact of the pandemic on the working population
India has put a complete ban on employing children below 14 years of age