ilo care work and care jobs

Care work and care jobs for the future of decent work / International Labour the ILO's Women at Work Centenary Initiative and to the process that the ILO is un-

1 Paid care work is performed for pay or profit by care workers They comprise a wide range of personal service workers, such as nurses, teachers, doctors and personal care workers Domestic workers, who provide both di- rect and indirect care in households, are also part of the care workforce

ILO research shows that around 269 million new jobs could be created if investment in education, health and social work were doubled by 203012 Research 

Marzia Fontana “Gender dimensions of rural employment: dif- ferentiated pathways out of poverty A global perspective”, Pre- pared for the FAO-IFAD-ILO 

Around 14 percent of working hours, an equivalent of 400 million full-time jobs globally, are expected to be lost in the second quarter of 2020 alone (ILO 2020a),  

2 déc 2020 · Valuation and Distribution of Paid Work and Unpaid Care Work 13) Women's employment has steadily increased in all EU Member States over the last few 35) Take into account the significance of ILO Convention No

Care work, both paid and unpaid, is currently mostly done by women of employment in the care sector (International Labour Organization 2018) 5 3 1

19 août 2020 · of care work, women are also overrepresented in the 9 ECLAC-ILO: Employment Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean: Evolution of 

with the prevalence of low-paid and informal care jobs, in an equal share of unpaid care work resenting 61 2 per cent of global employment (ILO, 2018b)

2 additional jobs in non-health occupations in the health sector and beyond • Employment creation potential by 2030: 129 million jobs • Unpaid care work***