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ILO Labor Treaty Urges Protection for All Gig Workers
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The International Labour Organization (ILO) has called for a labor treaty that ensures protections for all gig economy workers worldwide. This development matters as gig workers often lack basic labor rights, affecting millions in sectors like ride-sharing, delivery, and freelance work. The treaty aims to provide fair wages, social security, and safer working conditions, potentially reshaping labor standards globally.
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- •The ILO is advocating for a treaty to extend labor protections to gig workers.
- •Gig workers typically face challenges such as lack of social security and unstable income.
- •The call comes amid growing global reliance on gig economy jobs.
- •Human Rights Watch supports the treaty to improve labor rights for gig workers.
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- ▸If the ILO member countries adopt the labor treaty gig workers worldwide could gain improved labor rights, including social security and fair wages, impacting millions in the gig economy.
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