Civil Society, NGOs, and Decent Work Policies: Sorting Out the Issues

Baccaro, Lucio

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Civil Society, NGOs, and Decent Work Policies: Sorting Out the Issues

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Baccaro, L. (2001). Civil Society, NGOs, and Decent Work Policies: Sorting Out the Issues. IILS Discussion Paper, 127.

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This rather abstract paper is motivated by an eminently practical concern. The International Labour Organization (ILO) has recently restructured itself to emphasize the notion of “decent work.” “Decent work,” as argued by the ILO’s Director General in his report to the 1999 International Labour Conference, “means productive work in which rights are protected, which generates an adequate income, with adequate social protection.