ICMC statement at the 114th International Labour Conference, 9 June 2026
June 8, 2026
Advocacy Decent work Future of Work Labour After Laudato Si Social justice
"The future of work must not be determined solely by technological capacity or market forces, but by ethical responsibility, social dialogue, and the primacy of human dignity."
At the 114th International Labour Conference in Geneva, ICMC President Christine Nathan highlights impact of digitalization, platform work and artificial intelligence for the world of work, reflects on the message of Magnifica Humanitas to urge ethical reflection linked to strong multilateral action.
DownloadBuilding Bridges for the Present and the Future of Work
June 10, 2025
Advocacy Decent work Future of Work Labour After Laudato Si Social justice
At the 113th International Labour Conference, ICMC welcomes the International Labour Conference’s 2025 agenda while highlighting the importance of advancing decent work in the platform economy and supporting a just transition from the informal to the formal economy.
