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🤝🏽 #DomesticWorkers, #StreetVendors, #WastePickers, and #HomeBasedWorkers united towards rights-based #formalization. This is what #CollectivePower looks like!✊🏽 #ILC2025 #DecentWork

💬 Too often, it’s seen as “normal” for women to work from home — unpaid, unrecognized, and invisible. But these women are workers. And they must be seen. We need to fight for #DecentWages, #Rights, and #SocialProtection for #HomeBasedWorkers. But how do we get there? It starts

🌍 2 billion workers around the world are in informal employment — millions of them working long hours, earning less than #MinimumWage, and without access to #SocialProtection. This year marks 10 years of ILO Recommendation 204, a critical tool for transitioning from the

🇵🇪 Gloria Solórzano, the Secretary and Head of the National Network of Self-Employed Workers (RENATTA) from Peru, made an important intervention during the Workers’ Group #Formalization discussion at #ILC2025. She shared how, through collective and individual savings, women in

🗣️ Yesterday at the #PlatformEconomy discussion at #ILC2025, Jemima Nyakongo 🇰🇪, our Interim Coordinator, delivered a powerful call for recognition and rights: “Digital platforms create space for individual workers rather than for social and solidarity economy units. This leads

#HomeBasedWorkers are in the Platform Economy too. But these digital platforms treat home-based workers as entrepreneurs or artisans and do not recognise them as workers, while in reality they are workers who are employed by these platforms. At #ILC2025, we demand that platform

Manufacturing doesn’t just happen in factories. It happens in homes. In kitchens. On balconies. 🏠 Home-based workers cook, produce clothes, assemble electronics, mix dyes and chemicals — from inside their homes. But when we talk about “workplaces” and “worker protections,”

✊🏾 Yesterday, our Interim Regional Coordinator, Jemima Nyakongo, attended the platform workers’ side event here at #ILC2025 — and today, our delegation stood in solidarity at their rally along, raising our voices for platform workers everywhere, including home-based workers who

Our voices are being heard loud and clear at #ILC2025! 🎙️ Our Regional Coordinator for South East Asia, Suntaree Saeng-ging, spoke at the Formalization Committee, bringing the realities of home-based workers to the forefront: 📣 "Home-based workers produce from their homes yet

🇵🇪 Gloria Solórzano, the Secretary and Head of the National Network of Self-Employed Workers (RENATTA) at the #ILC2025

🎤 Jemima Nyakongo, our Interim International Coordinator, a basket weaver from Kenya 🇰🇪 and a proud home-based worker, took the floor today at plenary of the 113th International Labour Conference. #ILC2025 From her home to the global stage, Jemima stood tall and spoke on behalf

🌧️ Imagine working from home 🏠 with sewage water flooding your floors for 20 days. This is the reality for many home-based workers — sewing garments, handling chemicals, raising children — in communities hit hardest by climate disasters. 💥 #ClimateChange is not just an

🫱🏾‍🫲🏻 Today, part of our #ILC2025 delegation met with our long-time allies from @ILOcoopSSE — a key partner in advancing the #SocialSolidarityEconomy (SSE)! The SSE is not just an economic model — it's a lifeline for #HomeBasedWorkers, offering pathways to collective strength,

Own-account workers, including home-based workers, are not employed by anyone and don’t employ anyone. They have created their own jobs to meet the basic needs of their households. @EqualTimes Read the full article: loom.ly/b5wPaKE