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From the conference floor to informal exchanges and networking opportunities, Pacific delegates are actively engaging in the 114th International Labour Conference, sharing experiences, building partnerships, and contributing to global conversations on labour and social justice.

We are proud to see strong Pacific representation helping shape the future of work.

Climate change is reshaping livelihoods, labour markets, and communities across the Pacific. As risks grow, so do opportunities through renewable energy and green economies.
Find out how climate change and the green transition are reshaping the future of work in the Pacific in our latest publication.

Guidance paper on climate change and just transition in the Pacific: The role of trade unions Climate change is increasingly reshaping socio-economic systems in the Pacific, exacerbating inequalities, disrupting livelihoods, damaging infrastructure and services, and driving labour mobility through its impacts on climate-sensitive sectors and growing disaster risks. At the same time, the tran...

Participant’s from Pacific Island Countries at the 114th Session of the International Labour Conference. From 1–12 June, governments, employers and workers will meet in Geneva to discuss key issues shaping the world of work.

Here is a calendar of the main events you can follow on ILO Live: https://live.ilo.org/group/114th-session-international-labour-conference

In a timely step toward shaping Fiji’s future of work, the International Labour Organization today convened the first tripartite consultation for the development of the next Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP), bringing together representatives of Government, Employers and Workers to identify shared priorities. The consultation provided an opportunity to discuss key labour market challenges, including skills mismatches, youth employment gaps and the growing impacts of climate change, while exploring practical approaches to strengthening employment opportunities, rights at work, social protection and social dialogue. The meeting marks the beginning of a collaborative and consultative process, with the outcomes contributing to the development of a DWCP that will be jointly shaped, validated and owned by Fiji’s tripartite constituents in the months ahead.

Fiji Government
Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF)
Fiji Trades Union Congress-FTUC