The role of civil society in promoting decent work: lessons from innovative partnerships in Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa

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Main Authors: Patricia O'Donovan, Steve Marshall, Khulu Mbongo
Format: Entrada de enciclopedia
Published: International Labour Organization 2000
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contents The role of civil society in promoting decent work: lessons from innovative partnerships in Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa Patricia O'Donovan Steve Marshall Khulu Mbongo Provides examples of working partnerships between associations of civil society and the traditional social partners in the world of work. Describes the establishment and activities of the National Economic and Social Forum in Ireland, the National Economic and Development Labour Council in South Africa and partnerships concerned with the environment, education and training, unemployed youth and contractual arrangements between business and schools in New Zealand. Discussion papers (International Institute for Labour Studies), DP/124/1999, International Institute for Labour Studies publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle The role of civil society in promoting decent work: lessons from innovative partnerships in Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa
Patricia O'Donovan
Steve Marshall
Khulu Mbongo
The role of civil society in promoting decent work: lessons from innovative partnerships in Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa Patricia O'Donovan Steve Marshall Khulu Mbongo Provides examples of working partnerships between associations of civil society and the traditional social partners in the world of work. Describes the establishment and activities of the National Economic and Social Forum in Ireland, the National Economic and Development Labour Council in South Africa and partnerships concerned with the environment, education and training, unemployed youth and contractual arrangements between business and schools in New Zealand. Discussion papers (International Institute for Labour Studies), DP/124/1999, International Institute for Labour Studies publication.encyclopediaEntry
title The role of civil society in promoting decent work: lessons from innovative partnerships in Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/The-role-of-civil-society-in/995341060402676