Convention No. 189 at 15: progress toward decent work for domestic workers
The International Labour Organization marks the 15th anniversary of Convention No. 189, which established labor rights for domestic workers. While 40 countries have ratified the treaty, the organization calls for continued global efforts to ensure decent working conditions.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing global struggle for labor protections in the informal economy and the impact of international policy on domestic workers.
Convention No. 189 at 15: progress toward decent work for domestic workers Since the adoption of the ILO Convention No. 189 in 2011, 40 countries have ratified the Convention and reforms have strengthened rights and social protection for millions of domestic workers. Explore 15 years of progress and key milestones in the global implementation of the Domestic workers convention.
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