The aim of this research is to develop new image processing models that can be used to characterize single opacities and opacity density within pre-selected regions of interest (ROI). We derive our new image processing models based on the International Labor Organization (ILO) standard for assessing opacity shape and profusion. Pattern Spectrum analysis is used for opacity shape and profusion m...

By tracing sex work as it weaves in and out of the actions taken by International Labour Organization (ILO) from its foundation 1919 to present, this article complicates narrative ILO tells about itself well place what judged be prostitution making larger global labor standards regime. Given many sections within permanent secretariat, Office, position an arena serving diverse stakeholders natio...

Objective: International Labor Organization (ILO) has established some supervisory systems to check the extent which its decisions are implemented. With these systems, organization tries determine what implemented by member countries. In this context, study aims classify types of ILO and analyze how they work effective are.
 Methods: This is based on a systematic literature review. Rather ...

The possibility of reusing learning material is very important to designing learning environments for real-life learning. The reusability of learning material is based on three main features: modularity, discoverability and interoperability. Several researchers on Intelligent Learning Environments have proposed the use of Artificial Intelligence through architectures based on agent societies. T...

1. The public employment service (PES) emerged in industrialized countries around the end of the nineteenth century as a result of concerns about the social and economic impact of unemployment. The early labour exchanges were mainly concerned with job-broking, that is with the process of arranging for jobseekers to obtain jobs and employers to fill vacancies, but some also became involved in ne...

The International Labour Organization (ILO) serves as the only international agency that has adopted specific standards covering indigenous peoples. To address the issue, ILO has taken a twofold approach of promoting its Convention 169 at the government level and providing technical assistance on indigenous peoples issues. ILO’s current development program for indigenous peoples is INDISCO, whi...

The current nosology and etiology of silicosis were officially adopted by the 1930 International Labor Office (ILO) Conference on silicosis in Johannesburg. Convened by the International Labor Office and by the Transvaal Chamber of Mines, it paved the way to the adoption of a 1934 ILO convention which recognized silicosis as an occupational disease. Even though it constituted a social and sanit...

1. In the morning, Mr. Rubens Ricupero, Secretary-General of UNCTAD, and Mr. Ruud Lubbers, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, addressed the Working Party. Mr. Ricupero focused his remarks mainly on the forthcoming Third UN Conference on the Least Developed Countries to be held in Brussels in May. He invited the ILO to take an active role in the preparations and proceedings of LDC II...

Investigation into the frequency of compensation for occupational diseases (ODs) caused by hazardous chemicals revealed an important opportunity for the improvement and further development of occupational health and safety systems in Korea. In response to concerns after outbreaks of disease due to chemical exposure, specific criteria for recognition of ODs were established and included in the E...