The International Labour Organizationilois A Specialized Agency Of The United Nationsestablished In 1919Based In Genevaswitzerlandthe Ilo Aims To Advance Social Justice And Promote Internationally Recognized Labor Rightsit Operates With A Tripartite Structure That Includes Governmentsemployersand Workers From 187 Member Statesemploying Around 3 651 Staff Across 107 Countries The Ilo Focuses On Creating Lasting Peace Through Social Justice By Promoting Decent Work Conditionsequityand Securityit Develops International Labor Standardsincluding Conventions Addressing Forced Labor And Discriminationthe Organization Also Designs Programs For Productive Employment And Social Protectionprovides Technical Cooperation Through Advisory Services And Trainingand Conducts Research To Advocate For Effective Labor Policiesthe Ilo Has Received Recognition For Its Effortsincluding The Nobel Peace Prize In 1969And Continues To Address Modern Labor Challenges
