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Geneva has long been a hub for international meetings and events. Among them, few can rival the history and influence of the International Labour Conference. The International Labour Conference (ILC) is the largest global gathering dedicated to the world of work. The...
The International Labour Organization (ILO) will hold its annual International Labour Conference (ILC), its highest decision body, at the Palais des Nations in Geneva from 5–16 June. As every year, representatives from governments, employers, and workers from the...
In today’s globalized world, International Labour Standards (ILS) play an essential role in ensuring that fundamental human rights and freedoms are upheld in the labor market and that the benefits of economic progress are shared equitably. ILS have been an essential...
The World of Work Summit is a two-day high-level forum which will be convened during the International Labour Conference on the 14 and 15 June at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Its aim is to provide a platform for global voices to address the need for increased,...
The Standards of Conduct for the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) were first issued by the International Civil Service Advisory Board in 1954. In 1981, the ICSC was requested by the ILO to reissue the Standards to remind all concerned the essential...
Ever wondered what happens when a report of unsatisfactory conduct is made against a UN staff member? Who reviews the report and decides whether there will be an investigation? If there is an investigation, what happens next? This article provides an overview of...
The United Nations is committed to maintaining high standards of conduct and discipline among its personnel. This commitment is reflected in the establishment of Conduct and Discipline Teams and Focal Points across the organization, who play a critical role in...
The organization has put in place a robust framework to protect personnel against retaliation. The Ethics Office administers the policy on protection against retaliation and is fully committed to ensuring the appropriate application and protection of staff. As...
Reports and recommendations from scientists and international organizations show a more and more alarming situation. They insist that we must now act quickly and meaningfully to curb the climate impacts of human activities. In this context, the Geneva Council of State...
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The World of Work Summit is a two-day high-level forum which will be convened during the International Labour Conference on the 14 and 15 June at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Its aim is to provide a platform for global voices to address the need for increased,...
The Standards of Conduct for the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) were first issued by the International Civil Service Advisory Board in 1954. In 1981, the ICSC was requested by the ILO to reissue the Standards to remind all concerned the essential...
Ever wondered what happens when a report of unsatisfactory conduct is made against a UN staff member? Who reviews the report and decides whether there will be an investigation? If there is an investigation, what happens next? This article provides an overview of...
The United Nations is committed to maintaining high standards of conduct and discipline among its personnel. This commitment is reflected in the establishment of Conduct and Discipline Teams and Focal Points across the organization, who play a critical role in...
The organization has put in place a robust framework to protect personnel against retaliation. The Ethics Office administers the policy on protection against retaliation and is fully committed to ensuring the appropriate application and protection of staff. As...
Reports and recommendations from scientists and international organizations show a more and more alarming situation. They insist that we must now act quickly and meaningfully to curb the climate impacts of human activities. In this context, the Geneva Council of State...
Straddling the city of Geneva and the communes of Grand-Saconnex and Pregny-Chambésy, the Jardin des Nations district is unique as it is home to most of the Canton’s international organizations and activities. The Canton, the city of Geneva and the communes of...
Across the Canton, there are 21 cycle stations with almost 3,900 spaces to park your bike. You will find not only a space for your bike but also special spots for cargo bikes, charging points for electric bikes, and lockers with and without electric sockets. The most...
The Human Rights Council has the support of the Secretariat team, composed of staff from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) – their support is vital. “The office of the President of the Human Rights Council (HRC) would not be able to perform...
The Human Rights Council (HRC) considers three types of proposals at the end of its sessions: draft resolutions, draft decisions and draft President’s statements (PRSTs), which represent the main outcome of a session. Resolutions concern substantive human rights...
