Establishing fair recruitment processes
Establishing fair recruitment processes
11–15 novembre 2019
The ILO offers this training course to help prevent human trafficking and protect workers’ rights. Action-oriented and highly participative, the course will provide participants with examples of good practices through case studies that reflect local and international realities. Learning begins before you arrive on campus, and continues afterward, through the Centre’s online platform.
Join this course to promote safe and regular working conditions for all.
Key features
Campus life
Stay and study on the banks of the Po River
Online platform
Start learning early, then keep the conversation flowing
Active learning
Listen, discuss, and work together in roleplay exercises and debates
High-level resources
Discuss relevant topics with experts from the ILO
Présentation du cours
In 2014, the ILO launched the "Fair Recruitment Initiative" to help prevent human trafficking, protect the rights of workers (including migrant workers) from abusive and fraudulent practices during the recruitment and placement process, reduce the cost of labour migration and enhance development gains. This course aims to (1) foster the sharing of promising national and international recruitment practices that meet internationally recognized human-rights and labour standards, (2) enhance understanding among key actors of how to strengthen regulatory and enforcement mechanisms designed to address abusive and fraudulent recruitment practices, (3) promote the dissemination of fair business standards and practices and (4) promote mechanisms for the empowerment and protection of workers.
Groupes cibles
The course is designed for officials, policy-makers and practitioners of public institutions and ministries dealing with migration, trafficking and/or forced labour; representatives of workers' and employers' organizations; representatives of public and private employment agencies; staff of NGOs and civil society organizations; experts from international agencies and other key actors concerned with these issues.
What topics does this course cover?
This course supports the ILO’s Fair Recruitment Initiative, which aims to improve migration for work and enhance development outcomes.
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Labour migration
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Human trafficking and forced labour
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Fair recruitment
What will I learn?
Participants will not only learn how strong policies can make a difference, but will also analyze case studies and make recommendations.
- How international binding and non-binding instruments promote fair recruitment
- The impact of fair recruitment on the global supply chain
- All about the different recruitment processes, including bilateral labour agreements
What will I be able to do?
The ILO’s multi-stakeholder initiative aims to effect change in both the public and private spheres of work.
- Analyze alternative options to private employment agencies
- Share good practices of laws, policies, and enforcement mechanisms
- Understand the economic determinants of informal and formal recruitment
Why should I join?
This course is open to professionals from different areas of work, and they bring fresh perspectives to the classroom.
- The Centre provides a three-phase approach: pre-training, face-to-face, and follow-up.
- Learn through lectures, discussions, case studies, debates, roleplay, and group work.
- Participants are encouraged to share their international experiences and practices.
