A comprehensive guide to understanding the importance of ILO C177, the Home Work Convention. It covers the nature of home-based work, the types of work that home-based workers do, and
by Edwin Bett In today’s rapidly evolving digital world, the integration of technology into public services is fundamentally changing the way we approach workers’ rights. The digitalization of social protection
Mrs. Boonchan Pannawong is a 66-year-old homeworker living in the outskirts of Bangkok, in a district called Nong Chok, about an hour’s drive from the city center. She lives with
Meet Zayde Abdalla, a home-based worker and artisan affiliated with HomeNet International (HNI) and a proud member of the LO ESPEJO union in Santiago, Chile. Living in one of the
This October marks the one-year anniversary of the launch of HNI's global campaign, "Home-based Workers United Towards ILO C177, Labour Rights, Social Protection, and Decent Work." Participating organisations are making
October marks one year since HNI launched its groundbreaking campaign, “Home-based Workers United Towards ILO C177, Labour Rights, Social Protection, and Decent Work.” In 2023 the HNI Executive Committee emphasised
On June 13th, 2024, a significant multi-stakeholder meeting took place in Nepal, focusing on the impact of climate change on home-based workers (HBWs). Representatives from local governments, civil society organisations,
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