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2015 Tripartite Sectoral Meeting Road Transport Geneva – 30 November 2015 – UNECE –

2015 Tripartite Sectoral Meeting Road Transport Geneva – 30 November 2015 – UNECE – ITC – WP. 24 1

ILO • Specialized agency of the United Nations overseeing the world of work •

ILO • Specialized agency of the United Nations overseeing the world of work • Tripartite structure: equal voice to workers, employers and governments • Main objectives: promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue 2

Agenda items • Tripartite Sectoral Meeting 12 -16 October 2015 on priority safety and

Agenda items • Tripartite Sectoral Meeting 12 -16 October 2015 on priority safety and health issues in the road transport sector – passenger and freight • Also included the discussion on the promotion of the IMO/ILO/UNECE CTU Code 3

Meeting outcomes • The Meeting’s outcomes include the Note on the Proceedings, the Conclusions,

Meeting outcomes • The Meeting’s outcomes include the Note on the Proceedings, the Conclusions, two Resolutions http: //www. ilo. org/sector/activities/sector al-meetings/WCMS_337096/lang-en/index. htm • All Meeting outcomes will be submitted for the consideration of the 326 th Session of the ILO’s GB in March 2016. 4

CTU Code: recommendations • Governments should “encourage and promote the adoption of the provisions

CTU Code: recommendations • Governments should “encourage and promote the adoption of the provisions of the CTU Code into national legislation in order to support a safer more healthy and productive transport industry across the supply chain” • The Office should “collaborate with other UN agencies, international and regional governmental and nongovernmental organizations for the development of tools to promote and disseminate information” on the CTU Code. 5

Other highlights • The industry’s resilience in the future lies not only in its

Other highlights • The industry’s resilience in the future lies not only in its environmental efficiency, smart planning and infrastructural availability, but also on its ability to address decent work challenges for professional transport workers • 2016 International Labour Conference: discussion on global supply chains 6

Questions? Thank you! Alejandra Cruz-Ross Transport Specialist, SECTOR International Labour Office +41. 22. 799.

Questions? Thank you! Alejandra Cruz-Ross Transport Specialist, SECTOR International Labour Office +41. 22. 799. 7886 cruzross@ilo. org Visit our new and improved website! www. ilo. org 7