The ILO has downgraded its global employment forecast for 2025 due to a slower economic growth outlook, projecting 53 million jobs instead ...

Labour and employment secretary Sumita Dawra called senior ILO officials and conveyed the government's displeasure over the India Employmen...

ILO projects that low-income countries in Africa and the Arab region are unlikely to recover to pre-pandemic levels of unemployment this ye...

The ILO’s World Employment and Social Outlook: Trends 2023 report, released on Monday, projects the global employment growth tobe only 1% i...

At the same time, the number of unemployed people in the world is expected to rise by 3 million to 208 million in 2023, while inflation wil...

The ILO said deficits in decent work had been worsened by multiple, overlapping crises, including Russia's war in Ukraine, emerging geopoli...

The report also said that excessive policy tightening could cause "undue damage to jobs and incomes in both advanced and developing countri...

The U.N. agency estimated that there was the equivalent of 112 million fewer full-time jobs in the first quarter of 2022 compared with pre-...

The ILO's annual World Employment and Social Outlook report indicated that the planet would be 75 million jobs short at the end of this yea...

People aged 15-24 years will be much harder hit than adults in the immediate crisis and face a higher risk of longer-term economic and soci...

ILO's latest World Employment Social Outlook shows that the progress in reducing vulnerable jobs has stalled and could actually reverse in ...

Job creation is not expected to pick up pace in 2017 and 2018 as unemployment rises slightly, representing a near stagnation in percentage ...

ILO said that unemployment in India over the last 2 years has been showing a rising trend. Going by its latest estimates, India's jobless r...

ILO warned there is an "urgent challenge" to create 600 mn jobs as one in three workers worldwide are either unemployed or living in povert...

The number of jobless people in the world should hit a record 219 million to 241 million, some 39 to 61 million more than in 2007. Job-cuts...

At least 325,000 jobs have been lost in the financial sector since August 2007.

The U N predicts economic turbulence resulting from credit market turmoil and rising oil prices could lead to 5 mn people becoming unemploy...