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The salient reference for any focus on HIV/AIDS and the world of work is that unlike other disease, HIV/AIDS affects the most productive in the population, namely the labour force. The ITUC is convinced that the workplace is a key battleground in the struggle against the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The employers’ and workers’ organisations have a specific role in promoting and supporting national and international efforts on HIV/AIDS in and through the world of work. And the workplace has a role in securing a non-discriminatory environment for people living with HIV. (...)
The ITUC works on HIV/AIDS on the global as well as on the regional level. Also, it coordinates the Global Unions AIDS Program, the initiative of Global Unions aimed at strengthening common trade union HIV/AIDS advocacy efforts and working with partners at the international level.
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Trade unions' role in addressing HIV/AIDS and occupational safety and health

Trade unions’ role in addressing HIV/AIDS and occupational safety and health

The seminar on “HIV/AIDS and OSH management system: trade unions role and objectives” took place in Moscow on April 5-6. It was organized by the (...) read more
US$ 8 Billion More Needed to Fight HIV-AIDS, Unions Call for More Workplace Action

US$ 8 Billion More Needed to Fight HIV-AIDS, Unions Call for More Workplace Action

Trade unions are telling a key meeting of the United Nations body UNAIDS this week that, along with real commitments from governments to fill the US$ (...) read more
Paraguay must increase efforts to achieve compliance with ILO core labour standards Conventions

Paraguay must increase efforts to achieve compliance with ILO core labour standards Conventions

A new report by the ITUC on core labour standards in Paraguay, published to coincide with the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) review of its trade (...) read more

multimedia » HIV/AIDS

Spotlight interview with Vimbai Zinyama (ZCTU-Zimbabwe)

Spotlight interview with Vimbai Zinyama (ZCTU-Zimbabwe)

"For my eight-year-old son, a policeman is... someone who hits his mother" read more
Spotlight Interview with Nina Nyembezi (LRS- South Africa)

Spotlight Interview with Nina Nyembezi (LRS- South Africa)

The “Decisions for Life” campaign in South Africa aims to reach out to 10,000 young women workers. read more
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