The ILO was established as a social body to promote decent work practices. Their Areas of Work include: , Youth Employment and Child Labour. In your assigned groups: Prepare a comprehensive proposal to the Government of Barbadoes Outline the importance of at least four (4) Areas of Work of the ILO Provide at least two (2) strategies to effectively introduce each in the selected country.

The ILO was established as a social body to promote decent work practices. Their Areas of Work include: , Youth Employment and Child Labour. In your assigned groups: Prepare a comprehensive proposal to the Government of Barbadoes Outline the importance of at least four (4) Areas of Work of the ILO Provide at least two (2) strategies to effectively introduce each in the selected country.

Principles of Management

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Chapter16: Managerial Communication

Section16.5: The Major Channels Of Management Communication Are Talking, Listening, Reading, And Writing

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