ILO guidelines on decent work and socially responsible tourism.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

International Labour Organization, issuing body.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Tourism--Management.

Tourism.

Tourism--Employees.

Work environment.

Social responsibility of business.

Sustainable tourism.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (78 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Geneva 22, Switzerland : International Labour Organization, 2017.

Summary:

These Guidelines set out common principles and the policy framework that should guide action to achieve decent work and socially responsible tourism, and full and productive employment in the tourism industry. They serve as a reference tool to address labour-related challenges and opportunities for the sustainable development of the tourism sector.

Contents:

Contents

Preface

Sectoral guidelines

Abbreviations

Introduction

1. Scope of the guidelines

1.1. Objectives of the guidelines

1.2. Intended users

1.3. Definition

2. Employment trends and developments in tourism

3. Designing and implementing sustainable tourism policies that create full and productive employment and decent work for all

3.1. Promoting full and productive employment in the tourism sector

3.2. Promoting sustainable tourism enterprises

3.2.1. Promoting decent jobs for youth in the tourismsector

3.2.2. Facilitating the transition to formality

3.2.3. Non-standard forms of employment

3.3. Investing in the human resource development in the tourism sector

3.4. Implementing international labour standards and enforcing compliance with laws and regulations

3.4.1. Promoting equality and non-discrimination

3.4.2. Eliminating forced and child labour: Meeting the requirements

3.4.3. Ensuring freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining

3.5. Strengthening labour protection

3.5.1. Social security

3.5.2. Maternity protection

3.5.3. Working conditions

3.6. Promoting effective social dialogue

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ISBN:

9789221300588

9221300587

OCLC:

1314611427