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Employers' organisations represent a key asset in any society: its enterprises. Successful enterprises are at the heart of any strategy to create employment and improve living standards. Employers' organisations help to create the conditions for enterprise success by influencing the environment in which they do business and by providing services that improve their individual performance.
As one of the three constituents of the ILO, employers' organisations have a special relationship with the Organisation. The ILO's Bureau for Employers' Organisations is responsible for the nurturing and development of that relationship.
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Symposium on Business Responses to the Demographic Challenge
28-29 April 2009, Geneva, Switzerland
The ILO's Bureau for Employers' Activities will organize an international symposium to address these
issues from a business perspective. It will be held in Geneva, Switzerland, on 28 and 29 April 2009,
and will bring together employer representatives from a wide range of countries, both developed and developing.
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Workshop on Social dialogue and negotiation skills training
16-19 February 2009, Turin, Italy
In order to help employers' negotiators
to deliver their interest more efficiently,
a training workshop will be organized in Turin. This workshop includes one training day on social
dialogue (what are the benefits and the risks, review of present situation and development perspectives etc.)
and a three-day in depth negotiation skills training.
ILO/IOE/CAPE Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting of Employers' on
The Contribution of Human Resources Development to Competitiveness
18-20 May 2009, Bangkok, Thailand
The meeting will seek to move forward the agenda of the Asia-Pacific employers in order to make the region a better, more attractive place to do business in, and to promote social and economic development for its people. Members from twenty-two national employers' organizations from the Asian-Pacific Region have been invited. This meeting was jointly organized by the ILO Bureau for Employers' Activities (ACT/EMP); the International Organization of Employers (IOE), and the Confederation of Asia Pacific Employers (CAPE).
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