ILO
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Definition
Noun: * International Labour Organization: A specialized agency of the United Nations that sets international labor standards, develops policies, and promotes decent work for all. It is concerned with the interests and rights of workers.
Usage
- The ILO was founded in 1919.
- Many countries adopt conventions established by the ILO.
- The report was published by the ILO.
Advanced Usage
- ILO Convention: A specific international treaty on labor standards adopted by the ILO.
- The country ratified ILO Convention No. 182 on the worst forms of child labor.
- ILO Recommendation: A non-binding guideline that supplements an ILO Convention.
- The policy was aligned with the relevant ILO Recommendation.
Variants and Related Words
- International Labour Office: The permanent secretariat of the ILO, which carries out its day-to-day work.
Synonyms
- International Labor Organization
- UN Labor Agency
Notes on Meaning
This word is almost exclusively used as an initialism for the "International Labour Organization." It is typically written in uppercase (ILO) and functions as a proper noun.
Noun
- the United Nations agency concerned with the interests of labor