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It asked the Government to indicate whether this survey had been completed.
It asked the Government to keep it informed on this matter.
In 2008, an ILO Committee of Experts indicated that,in its previous comments, it asked the Government to provide information on the application in practice of Law No. 2005-02.
It asked the Government to strengthen its efforts in several specific areas, including.
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Noting that unemployment affects 60 per cent of the active population, it asked the Government to give more information on its fight against poverty and on the Social Development Initiative.
It asked the Government to elaborate further on measures taken to tackle this issue.
Although the Committee noted that weekly hours have recently been reduced from 44 hours to 40 hours per week, it asked the Government to provide information on the measures it is taking in practice to regulate working hours and to ensure that a better balance is achieved in the workplace between work and family responsibilities.
It asked the Government about its strategy to stop the recruitment of child soldiers.
While welcoming the Government's commitment andactivities to enhance the vocational efficiency of workers through skills development and training, it asked the Government to provide information on the measures taken to promote equal participation of men and women in the broadest possible range of occupations, including regarding occupations that have been traditionally carried out by men.
It asked the Government to provide information on the application, in practice, of the act.
It asked the Government to provide information on the practical results achieved by such programmes.
It asked the Government to provide more information on how human rights are being incorporated into the new Constitution.
It asked the Government to explain the measures taken on implementing recommendations of the national reconciliation mechanism.
It asked the Government of Guinea-Bissau about the prospect of ratifying the human rights treaties that it had signed.
It asked the Government to state the measures taken or envisaged to ensure that this provision of the Convention is applied fully to women in executive positions.
It asked the Government whether a tripartite consultation had been held before deciding that petrol exploitation was the only dangerous work in the country.
It asked the Government to indicate the extent to which workers in Eritrea are covered by collective agreements and whether these collective agreements incorporate the principle of the Convention.
It asked the Government to indicate any measures to be taken to provide for flexible working time arrangements as a means of implementing family-friendly practices in the workplace.
It asked the Government to provide information on the manner in which access for girls and women to vocational training and education was promoted in order to increase their employment opportunities.
It asked the Government what it intends to do to ensure respect for the rights of the indigenous people inhabiting the areas of interest to companies active in the business.
It asked the government to prioritize public spending on basic social services, over national debt appropriation, which consumes 48 per cent of the national budget.
It asked the Government to ensure that future wage orders refer to the various categories of workers in a gender-neutral way with a view to avoiding gender bias in the determination of remuneration.
It asked the Government to provide more information on whether the national employment policy promoted equality and, if not, when and in what manner it would develop and declare such a policy.
It asked the Government to continue to provide information on immigration and emigration flows, disaggregated by sex, origin and sector of employment, as well as on the relevant activities of the labour inspectorate.
It asked the Government to continue to provide information on the participation of men and women in the labour market and on any measures taken or envisaged to promote their equality of opportunity and treatment.
It asked the Government to continue to supply information on the progress made by the various mechanisms set up to improve the proportion of women in employment and to improve their representation in high-level positions.
It asked the Government to indicate any measures taken in the context of the economic recession to implement the equal pay programme, and the impact of such measures at the national, sectoral and workplace levels.
It asked the Government to indicate any specific action taken under the National Plan of Action on women's issues with a view to promoting and enforcing the principle of equal remuneration for men and women for work of equal value.
Accordingly, it asked the Government to take more active steps, in cooperation with workers' and employers' organizations, to develop technical tools for objective job evaluation, recognizing the availability of ILO technical assistance to this end.