Trade unions child labour and IPECs: workshop report
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TextPublication details: New delhi National labour institute 1995Description: 65pSubject(s): ILO Programme | Technical cooperation | Child labourDDC classification: 331.31 Summary: In 1993, the ILO sanctioned the IPEC project to the Child Labour Cell at the National Labour Institute, Noida, to conduct a nationwide campaign against child labour, involving all sections of society. A three-day "Orientation Workshop for National Trade Union Leaders on Child Labour and IPEC" took place in New Delhi from July 20-22, 1993, organized by the National Labour Institute. The primary objective was to raise awareness among national-level trade union leaders regarding the complex nature and significant magnitude of child labour, as well as the area-specific programs, with the aim of engaging these trade unions in the fight against the prevalence of child labour.
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1. Introduction
2. Inauguration
3. An over-view of the problem of child labour in India
4. Child labour in India: Perceptions of the trade unions
5. Child labour and role of trade unions
6. Child labour and IPEC
In 1993, the ILO sanctioned the IPEC project to the Child Labour Cell at the National Labour Institute, Noida, to conduct a nationwide campaign against child labour, involving all sections of society. A three-day "Orientation Workshop for National Trade Union Leaders on Child Labour and IPEC" took place in New Delhi from July 20-22, 1993, organized by the National Labour Institute. The primary objective was to raise awareness among national-level trade union leaders regarding the complex nature and significant magnitude of child labour, as well as the area-specific programs, with the aim of engaging these trade unions in the fight against the prevalence of child labour.
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