History of the ILO
In which year was the ILO established?
The ILO was established in 1919.
What is the main goal of the ILO?
To protect workers' rights and promote social justice.
Where is the headquarters of the ILO located?
In Geneva, Switzerland.
What right does every worker have?
The right to safe and fair working conditions.
Which international organization works closely with the ILO?
The United Nations (UN)
After which major historical event was the ILO created?
It was created after the First World War.
What does the term "decent work" mean?
It means safe, fair and properly paid work.
Which three groups are represented in the ILO?
Governments, employers and workers.
What does freedom of association mean for workers?
It means the right to form and join trade unions.
How many member states does the ILO have?
The ILO has 187 member states.
Under which international treaty was the ILO established?
It was established under the Treaty of Versailles.
What main issues does the ILO deal with?
Working conditions, employment, social protection and workers' rights.
What is the main forum of the ILO where international labour standards are adopted?
The International Labour Conference.
What is the ILO's position on forced labour?
The ILO works to eliminate forced labour.
Which international award did the ILO receive in 1969?
The Nobel Peace Prize.
In which city was the first International Labour Conference held in 1919?
It was held in Washington, D.C.
Why does the ILO fight against child labour?
To protect children's rights and give them opportunities to study and develop.
What is the executive body of the ILO called?
The Governing Body.
Which principle protects workers from unfair treatment?
The principle of equality and non-discrimination.
Who was the first Director-General of the ILO?
Albert Thomas.
In which year did the ILO become a specialized agency of the United Nations?
In 1946
What are the four main strategic objectives of the ILO?
Workers' rights, employment, social protection and social dialogue.
What makes the structure of the ILO special?
Governments, employers and workers participate equally in its work.
Which ILO document protects fundamental principles and rights at work?
The ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work.
Why is the work of the ILO important for international cooperation?
It helps countries improve working conditions, protect workers' rights and promote social justice.