AI Summary & Key Takeaways
AI InsightFindings reveal that while Azerbaijan’s normative framework aligns with ILO principles, significant challenges persist in its implementation, particularly regarding decent work, effective social dialogue, gender and youth employment, adaptation to new labour trends, informal employment, and practical accountability.
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Abstract
In this study, we examine Azerbaijan and International Labour Organisation relations considering the ILO’s recent policy priorities, focusing on the alignment between international standards and national practices. Since joining the ILO in 1992, Azerbaijan has cooperated with the organisation in areas such as decent work, social dialogue, and inclusive employment. Our analysis is structured into three parts: Exploring the evolution of ILO policies; Azerbaijan’s membership process; and recent collaboration. Using the ILO core documents, the study applies a critical, comparative approach supported by legal and policy data. Findings reveal that while Azerbaijan’s normative framework aligns with ILO principles, significant challenges persist in its implementation, particularly regarding decent work, effective social dialogue, gender and youth employment, adaptation to new labour trends, informal employment, and practical accountability.