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Purpose and legislative effect
“This article defines “labour administration” and “system of labour administration” for the Convention.”
This article defines “labour administration” and “system of labour administration” for the Convention. A ratifying Member may delegate certain labour administration activities to non-governmental organisations or, where appropriate, to employers’ and workers’ representatives. A ratifying Member may treat certain labour-policy activities as regulated through direct negotiations between employers’ and workers’ organisations, where national law, regulation, or practice allows it. A ratifying Member must take appropriate measures, according to national conditions, to ensure an effective and properly coordinated labour administration system in its territory. A ratifying Member must set up arrangements suited to national conditions for consultation, cooperation, and negotiation in labour administration.
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This article defines “labour administration” and “system of labour administration” for the Convention.
Section 1
A ratifying Member must set up arrangements suited to national conditions for consultation, cooperation, and negotiation in labour administration.
Section 5
Staff in the labour administration system must be qualified, trained, and free from improper external influence, and they must have the status and resources needed to do their work effectively.
Section 10
The Director-General of the International Labour Office must notify all ILO Members of ratifications and denunciations, and must also alert Members to the convention’s entry-into-force date when the second ratification is registered.
Section 14
The English and French versions of this Convention are equally authoritative.
Section 18
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In force source record
Source record from www.amategeko.gov.rw · updated 29 Jan 2018
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