International Labour Standards Academy
Présentation du cours
International labour standards (ILS) adopted and supervised by the International Labour Organization provide a tried and trusted normative foundation to guide Member States for a human-centred approach to a world of work in need of resolute action to promote social justice and to fully implement the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The Academy is a global event offering a choice of highly-specialized tracks on ILS specifically designed to meet the needs of different target groups. It provides in-depth understanding of the comprehensive system of ILS and its application at national level. During its plenary Master Classes, participants with various professional backgrounds explore the ILO's normative arsenal presented in the context of the current state of polycrisis. The Master Classes help to generate focussed discussions, to exchange on common challenges and good practices, and to network with professionals interested in and working on standards-related matters.
Groupes cibles
- Government officials responsible for matters relating to national and international labour standards, including the fulfilment of the obligations laid down by the ILO Constitution. - Representatives of employers' and workers' organizations responsible for ILO matters. - Judges from courts and tribunals that deal with labour litigation, labour lawyers, legal experts who represent the interests of employers' or workers' organizations, and University law teachers.
How?
- Knowledge assessment at the start and at the end of each track.
- Interactive self-guided modules with readings, videos and quizzes in the online phase.
- Presentations followed by plenary discussions and practical activities to be carried out in groups in the residential phase
- Five plenary Master Classes in Turin in order to exchange knowledge, ideas and experiences.
- A discussion forum to network.
Which tracks?
- Track 1: ILS for constituents.
- Track 2: ILS for legal practitioners.
