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MoL to study implementing ILO standards
ABU DHABI — The Ministry of Labour (MoL) is studying the new international standards recommended by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) last year to implement them in the country, Yousef Jaafar, Advisor on International Relations at the MoL, told Khaleej Times yesterday.
“The UAE signed the international labour convention last year. So we should implement these recommendations and regulations that would be added to the policies and programmes of each country that had ratified the convention,” said Jaafar.
The Report of the Committee of Experts 2007 that was issued by the ILO last year contains several guidelines on labourers’ rights, work environment and occupational health and safety.
“The MoL will prepare a report after the study and then Labour Minister Dr Ali bin Abdullah Al Kaabi will present the report to the Cabinet for ratification,” said Jaafar.
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