on November 3-4, the 20 first economic forces in world took a step forward as regards social issues, on paper at least. Their conclusions notably dwell on employment and social protection, echoing recent reports published by the UN and the ILO. Social dialogue is in the spotlight as well, while the G20 social partners were also gathering outside the G20 summit. (Ref. 110676)
Social protection and employment. “We recognize the importance of investing in nationally determined social protection floors in each of our countries, such as access to health care, income security for the elderly and persons with disabilities, child benefits and income security for the unemployed and assistance for the working poor.
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