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A paper for an Indian company's board lists the four strategic pillars of the ILO Decent Work Agenda. Which set is correct?
The ILO Decent Work Agenda has four pillars: employment creation, social protection, rights at work (standards), and social dialogue including tripartism. The other options mix in items like profit sharing, taxation or industrial licensing, which are not pillars of the Agenda.
- AEmployment creation, social protection, rights at work, and social dialogueCorrect
- BEmployment creation, profit sharing, rights at work, and taxation of wages
- CWage fixation, social protection, arbitration, and trade promotion
- DRights at work, minimum wages, industrial licensing, and social dialogue
Explanation
The Decent Work Agenda rests on four pillars: employment creation and enterprise development, social protection, standards and rights at work, and social dialogue (tripartism). The other options include items such as profit sharing, taxation or licensing that are not pillars.
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