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Fair Recruitment Initiative: Regional launch in Africa

Fair Recruitment Initiative: Regional launch in Africa

The ILO Regional Office for Africa in collaboration with the African Union Commission, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and the International Organization of Employers (IOE) are partnering to launch the Fair Recruitment Initiative in Africa in March 2022. This launch is an opportunity to expand the implementation of successful fair recruitment approaches to other countries in Africa.

The event will begin with a high-level Experts meeting on 24 March combining technical presentations, and exchanges on promising fair recruitment practices in the region. The official launch of the FRI at Ministerial level will take place on 25 March and will be an opportunity for voluntary pledge by African countries and social partners to act through promoting fair recruitment processes and practices in the continent and to pave the way for an Africa regional strategy on fair recruitment. Full details about the event and the Fair Recruitment Initiative are available here

The event will be delivered in English and French with simultaneous interpretation.

Register to participate here: Webinar Registration - Zoom

Date: -
Location: Hybrid: In-person in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, and ZOOM
Type of Event
Webinar
Event Category
Online
Main organizer/s
ITCILO Labour Migration Team
Target Audience
All
Language
English
French
Geographic Scope
Regional
Regions
Africa
Workstream Output
No
Regional Review Process
No
GCM Objectives
6 - Recruitment and decent work
Cross Cutting Theme
Human rights
SDGs
SDG.8 - Decent Work And Economic Growth
SDG.10 - Reduced Inequalities
SDG Indicators
Indicator 10.7.1
SDG Targets
Target 10.7
Target 8.7
Keywords
ICT facilitating travel & migration
Labour migration
Migrant recruitment costs
Tags
Trade Unions
migrant workers
labour migration
Status
Published

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