The policy framework and workers' demands for 2022 were approved by the Central Council of the ICFTU at a meeting held on Wednesday 12 January.
The priority for the ICFTU for 2022 is to take measures to create quality and sustainable jobs to offset the impact of the pandemic on workers' incomes and quality of employment, as well as the wider fragmentation of the labour market due to changes in the production model and technological changes.
According to a statement by the Federation, the ICFTU's priorities in terms of labour and social demands focus on areas such as the establishment of a General Minimum Wage combined with the guarantee of basic labour rights, the legal regulation of collective agreements to cover all workers with
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