US sides with Russia and China at UN labour agency
A new Russia-China-US bloc has emerged at the International Labour Organization, seeking to water down a European-led resolution…
ILO considers large-scale layoffs as member states fail to pay dues
The ILO is grappling with a massive budget shortfall, largely generated by funding cuts by the United States.…
Nestle & ILO Partner to Improve Labor Rights in Latin American Coffee Supply Chains – News and Statistics
Apr 17, 2026 Nestle has entered a collaboration with the International Labour Organization, a United Nations agency, according…
Nestlé, ILO Expand Labor Rights Project in Coffee Supply
Nestlé and the International Labour Organization (ILO) are expanding their long-standing collaboration through a new two-year project aimed…
Nestle & ILO Partner on Coffee Supply Chain Labor Rights in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico – News and Statistics
Apr 4, 2026 Nestle has entered a partnership with the International Labour Organization, a United Nations agency, according…
Nestlé, ILO Advance Sustainable Coffee Supply Chains Through Labour Rights Initiative
Targets labour risks affecting 20–25 million coffee-dependent households, with a focus on migrant and seasonal workersAligns corporate sourcing…
Partnership to Protect Workers’ Rights
Nestlé and the International Labour Organization (ILO) are expanding their long-standing collaboration by launching a new two-year project,…
Nestlé–ILO Launch Global Initiative to Tackle Labour Risks in Coffee Supply Chains in Latin America
In a major push to improve labour standards in one of the world’s most valuable agricultural sectors,…
Switzerland, ILO, Moldova Launch $3.8M Initiative to Boost Jobs, Formalisation, and SME Productivity
The Government of Switzerland, in partnership with the Government of Moldova and the International Labour Organisation (ILO),…
India’s Secy Sibi George discusses rights, AI, labour in Geneva
In Geneva, India’s Secretary (West) Sibi George met with UN Human Rights chief Volker Turk and ILO Director-General…