The Ukrainian Federation of employers is helping businesses to keep afloat
Mobilising local producers in the humanitarian effort has saved hundreds of jobs.
Mobilising local producers in the humanitarian effort has saved hundreds of jobs.
London Metal Exchange should suspend trading metals of all russian companies. Currently, trade is limited to companies subject to UK, EU and USA sanctions, but such a policy should apply to all metallurgical business of the aggressor-country.
The words come from the FEU CEO, Ruslan Illichov, when he delivered a very strong video greeting to #SMVdagen2022 in Industriens Hus, Copenhagen.
IOE and ITUC issue joint call to support UNHCR's urgent humanitarian work in Ukraine.
"The ILO’s duty is to stand in solidarity with the government, workers, and employers of Ukraine and to join with the rest of the United Nations system in providing all possible assistance to them," says the ILO Director-General.
The International Organisation of Employers (IOE) strongly condemns the unilateral use of armed force, wherever it occurs, which disrupts world peace, the global multilateral order, and territorial integrity, values on which the United Nations was built. It urges the Russian Federation to immediately and unconditionally respect the territorial integrity, borders, and sovereignty of Ukraine. These are the same values that the world business community, through IOE, respects, and works tirelessly to uphold. These values are also the fundamental pillars for prosperity and the economic and social development achieved in recent decades, unknown in previous eras.
Ukrainian Government, FEU and politicians calls for World Skills International to exclude russian federation from the WSI