World of Work Report 2013 - International Labour Organization

considerable dialogue with other international institutions. These documents and
decisions represent a mandate to the ILO from its constituents to support policies
that create decent work and promote social justice.
Renewed ILO partnerships with other international organizations can help
to ensure that macroeconomic and social goals are treated in a coherent manner.
And, fi nally, social dialogue between governments, employers and workers’ organizations
is more relevant than ever in shaping job-friendly policies.
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