Implementing the ILO Code of Practice on HIV/AIDS in the world of work
An education and training manual. The world of work has been recognized as a key arena in which the fight against HIV/AIDS can be fought. The ILO developed the Code of Practice which contains fundamental principles for policy development and practical guidelines. A comprehensive, modular training manual has been prepared to guide the use of the Code by ILO's constituents and other stakeholders. It is an education and reference document as well as a tool for training, a framework for social dialogue and a guide for action.
Each module is designed to involve people in active learning through the presentation of key issues, case studies, diverse learning activities, and samples of legislation, policies and collective agreements.
The modules:
- HIV/AIDS: the epidemic and its impact on the world of work
- HIV/AIDS and human rights
- Workplace action through social dialogue: the role of employers, workers and their organizations
- A legal and policy framework on HIV/AIDS in the world of work: the role of government
- The gender dimensions of HIV/AIDS and the world of work
- Workplace programmes for HIV/AIDS prevention Care and support
- HIV/AIDS and the informal economy
Available in English, Spanish and French