Today in Marrakech, the 6th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour opens—because child labour remains a reality for 138 million children. The world missed the 2025 target; now we must accelerate action towards 2030. 🔗https://6thchildlabourconf.org #EndChildLabour

As a child, Jestoni Go Padua worked making shoes to support his family. He recounts how he became a school instructor and now helps young people build skills for a better future and decent work. #ThisIsSocialJustice

Child labour has no place in our world. Next week in Marrakech, the global community will come together to accelerate solutions. 📺 Watch the Conference live: https://ow.ly/h99950Y9V0T #EndChildLabour

An estimated 61% of child labour occurs in agriculture. Investing in rural services, education, and #DecentWork is crucial for reducing child labour risks. #EndChildLabour

💙 Helping a neighbour. Supporting a friend. Showing up for your community. New estimates reveal that 2.1 billion people volunteer every month, highlighting human solidarity as a key resource for resilient and inclusive societies. Read more 👉https://ow.ly/tQk250Y8EqJ

Child labour has no place in our world. Help push the message worldwide: show the red card to child labour. 🤚🟥 📷 Take a photo with a red card 📲 Post it 👥 Tag 3 friends #EndChildLabour

We’re showing the red card to child labour. ✋🟥 👉 Your turn: 📷 Take a selfie with a red card 📲 Post it 👥 Tag 3 friends and use #EndChildLabour One photo can help amplify a global message: child labour has no place in our world.

From 11–13 February 2026, the global community comes together in Marrakech, Morocco, for the 6th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour. Help build momentum: show the red card to child labour ✋🟥 Here’s how 👇 #EndChildLabour

According to the data, agriculture remains the largest sector for child labour, accounting for 61% of all cases, followed by services and industry. 👉 ow.ly/iYLi50W7FWZ #EndChildLabour

Dignity, security, respect—every worker deserves them. No exceptions. The ILO works for #DecentWork because human rights should not be compromised.

📢Marrakech, 11–13 Feb 2026: the 6th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour is coming up. Child labour has no place in today’s world, yet millions of children are still affected. Join the call to #EndChildLabour: ow.ly/1lBW50Y4jjf

📢 Save the date: 11–13 Feb 2026 | Marrakech, Morocco 🇲🇦 Hosted by the Government of Morocco with the @ilo and @Alliance8_7 partners, the Sixth Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour will accelerate action on SDG 8.7 to #EndChildLabour. @ILO_Childlabour

Unemployment may be steady, but labour market stability remains fragile. ILO experts unpack the latest trends shaping jobs and inequalities worldwide. 🎧 Listen here: https://ow.ly/tEWN50Y135q

Having a job still isn’t enough. Nearly 300M workers live in extreme working poverty, earning under $3/day. In low-income countries, almost 70% of workers remain in extreme or moderate working poverty. 📑New ILO Report explains: ilo.org/est2026

Digital skills didn’t just boost a small food business in La Guajira 🇨🇴, they brought a family closer. Rafael (18) learned digital marketing through the ILO-supported SENATIC project and helped his mum grow orders and visibility. His story 👉 https://ow.ly/8buq50XZWWU @ILO_SKILLS

🚺 Women make up just two-fifths of global employment. In 2025, they were 24.2% less likely than men to be in the labour force. Where you live still shapes the gap, and social norms & unequal opportunities are major drivers. Progress has been limited. ilo.org/est2026

Young people continue to face difficult labour market conditions. ⚠️One in five young people are not in employment, education or training (NEET) - 257 million missed opportunities to build skills and experience. Read more: ➡️ ilo.org/est2026

The unemployment rate can look stable even when many people are still missing out. In 2026, global unemployment is projected at 4.9%, but the broader jobs gap - people who want to work but cannot access paid employment - is projected at 408 million. ➡️ ilo.org/est2026

⚠️Informal work continues to dominate global employment. By 2026, around 2.1 billion workers are projected to be informally employed, often with limited access to social protection, rights at work, workplace safety and job security. Full report ➡️ ilo.org/est2026

What lies ahead for the labour market in 2026? At first glance, it looks resilient. But look closer: progress in job quality has slowed sharply, with working poverty and informality still widespread. Read the new ILO Employment and Social Trends 2026 ➡️ ow.ly/6pj250XWxkQ

Between work and school: the struggle of children in Lebanon’s agricultural fields. The ILO, through @IloProspects, is supporting Lebanese and Syrian children, families and communities to #EndChildLabour across Lebanon’s agricultural areas. 👉 https://ow.ly/wLKm50XTqpF

Take a journey into the future of work! Hear @ilo experts and real stories from workplaces you may never have seen—about how rapid changes in jobs and technology are affecting all of us, and what comes next. 🎧 Tune in today: https://voices.ilo.org/podcast

Countries face many challenges in achieving #DecentWork for all. Social dialogue paves the way by fostering collaboration and integrated policymaking. Learn more: https://ow.ly/KZ5750UoAH7

Social and labour protection rebuilds lives. Langanani moved from the street to a contracted job managing a buy-back centre—income, benefits and a team he leads. Security brings dignity back. #ThisIsSocialJustice

Are job prospects improving where you are? A new @‌ilo report takes a closer look at global labour market trends heading into 2026 and what they mean for workers and employers worldwide. 👉 ow.ly/7MbV50XSlaC ⏳Stay tuned!

In the last 30 years: ⬇️ Child labour ⬇️ Poverty ⬆️ Education But fairness? Still uneven. The ILO’s report calls for action now 👉 https://ow.ly/cYgn50X1hWO #SocialJustice

When childcare is close and trusted, parents—mothers especially—can keep careers on track. For Natalia, that means freedom and equal chances. #ThisIsSocialJustice

Sustainable enterprises power resilient livelihoods. In flood-prone Bangladesh, Shakti grows vegetables on floating beds and harvests in the dry season—lower cost, toxin-free, climate-smart work that sustains a family. #ThisIsSocialJustice

Let's recap 👇

In the last 30 years: ⬇️ Child labour ⬇️ Poverty ⬆️ Education But fairness? Still uneven. 🎧Explore the conversation on how to put fairness at the centre of decision-making: https://ow.ly/rrkV50Xatbt #SocialJustice

Frustration. Inequality. Insecurity. Why do these feelings persist despite progress? 👉Because the benefits of growth have not been shared fairly. 📖Read more in this ILO report: https://ow.ly/X51250X1iZr

At the heart of the ILO’s work is tripartism: Governments, employers & workers working together to advance #SocialJustice 🗝️🗝️🗝️

Gender pay gaps ❌ Equal pay ✅ Work of equal value deserves equal pay — everywhere, for everyone. #EqualPay #GenderEquality

That’s a wrap! 🎬 Discover how the ILO took action throughout 2025 to advance #DecentWork and #SocialJustice Here's our highlights from the year!

Season’s greetings from all of us at International Labour Organization! Wishing you a safe, healthy, and joyful holiday season! ⏩In 2026, we remain committed to advancing #SocialJustice and promoting #DecentWork for all.

🌍 A just world is built on strong foundations. The ILO’s report highlights 4 essential pillars of #SocialJustice 1️⃣ Human and labour rights 2️⃣ Equal opportunities for all 3️⃣ Fair distribution of benefits 4️⃣ Inclusive and fair societal transitions

Shaping the world of work for tomorrow means advancing #DecentWork every single day. To close out 2025, ILO colleagues share the impact of our projects in a special global tour 🌎🎥

Climate action could create 24m jobs by 2030 but 6m could be lost. AI may transform 1 in 4 roles and demographic shifts reshape workforces. How we respond will shape our future: https://ow.ly/1Bkh50XI2LQ

Rights migrate too. Let’s protect the rights of migrant workers. #MigrantsDay

🔹 Healthier 🔹 Wealthier 🔹 Better educated 🔻 But millions feel left behind, excluded from opportunity and dignity at work. The ILO’s State of #SocialJustice report reviews 30 years of progress and persistent gaps 👉 https://ow.ly/3Lae50X0JOT

🔹 Healthier 🔹 Wealthier 🔹 Better educated 🔻 But millions feel left behind, excluded from opportunity and dignity at work. The ILO’s State of #SocialJustice report reviews 30 years of progress and persistent gaps 👉 https://ow.ly/3Lae50X0JOT

🏭 From a small family workshop on the brink of bankruptcy to a thriving kitchenware business, Ying Changbin transformed his factory with support from the ILO SCORE programme – boosting safety, quality and incomes for his workers. Read his story: https://ow.ly/oAQM50XFxgF

That’s a wrap! 🎬 Discover how the ILO took action throughout 2025 to advance #DecentWork and #SocialJustice. Here are our highlights from the year!

Access to healthcare, child benefits, and income support for the vulnerable can reduce inequalities and create fairer opportunities for all. 8 in 10 unemployed persons lack protection. Universal social protection is a necessity for fairness and dignity for all. #UHCDay

📍 Since 1995: ✅ Child labour decreased ✅ Extreme poverty fell ✅ Education & health improved worldwide ⚠️ Yet, millions are still excluded from opportunity and dignity at work. 📖 The ILO's report on the state of #SocialJustice explains: https://ow.ly/sS6450XFBkB

Human rights have no office hours. Wednesday is #HumanRightsDay.

Big Data is everywhere—but what does it mean for jobs, #skills, and #policy? Tune in to our latest #podcast with experts from @ilo.org and The World Bank. 🎧 Listen: bit.ly/3XStN0V #FutureOfWork #MobilePhoneData #employment #sdgs #AI

🏭 From a small family workshop on the brink of bankruptcy to a thriving kitchenware business, Ying Changbin transformed his factory with support from the ILO SCORE programme – boosting safety, quality and incomes for his workers. Read his story: ow.ly/oAQM50XFxgF

You might be a volunteer without knowing it💡 New ILO / @unv.org data shed light on this “invisible” work: ow.ly/mGnv50XCG1R #VolunteerDay #IVD2025

No one should live in fear of violence and harassment when at the office. ILO Convention 190 calls on governments together with employers, workers and their organizations to make your workplace a safe place. #NoExcuses #RatifyC190 #16Days