Bureau for Workers' Activities (ACTRAV)
Conference on the New Social Contract - A Trade Union Perspective for Asia and the Pacific
ACTRAV Highlights 2024
News and articles
ACTRAV Highlights 2024
The New Social Contract must prioritize social dialogue and Tripartism
Ongoing and upcoming events
Conference on the New Social Contract - A Trade Union Perspective for Asia and the Pacific
Publications
Working Paper 127
Trade Unions, Labour Governance and Economic Upgradation in Value Chains
Trade unions actions towards climate change and a just transition
Workers’ organizations responding to the needs of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons
International Journal of Labour Research
Launched in 2009, the International Journal of Labour Research (IJLR) is the flagship publication of the ILO’s Bureau for Workers’ Activities (ACTRAV).
Key resources
Report
Violence and harassment in the world of work-Trade union initiatives, strategies and negotiations since the adoption of the Convention
Publication
Workers' organizations and development cooperation - A Workers’ guide to effective participation in ILO development cooperation
Trade union engagements on the SDGs and union revitalization in five Asian countries
Using foresight to think and act upon an uncertain future world of work
Book
African Trade Unions and the Future of Work Responses, Challenges and Opportunities
ILO Working paper 106
Are platform workers willing to unionize? Exploring survey evidence from 14 European countries
Key areas of Work
Trade Unions in Transformation
ACTRAV Development Cooperation
Related
Workers' Group of the Governing Body
The ACTRAV-Turin Labour Education Programme
The Bureau for Workers ‘Activities (ACTRAV) is the main link between the International Labour Office and the world of work through one of its constituents: workers’ organizations.
ACTRAV ensures that the concerns and interests of workers’ organizations are taken into consideration in the policy development and activities of the International Labour Office, both at Headquarter and in the Field.
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