ILO C131 Minimum Wage Fixing Convention 1970 , 1970
• In 1970, the International Labour Organization adopted the Minimum Wage Fixing
Convention No.131, ( ) as well as a Recommendation (No. 135)
• Ratifying Member States commit to establish a system of minimum wages which
“covers all groups of wage earners” against “unduly low wages”.
• It is possible to exclude some groups from coverage subject to justification E g , subject to justification. E.g. Youth benefitting from on-the-job training
• Total ratifications: 51 out of 181 Member States, from all regions
• Once established minimum wages have the force of law , minimum wages have the force of law
• Most employees should benefit from the protection of the minimum wage although
exceptions are possible
• Employers organizations and workers organizations should be fully consulted (not just informed)
• Minimum wages should be adjusted “from time to time”
ILO C131 Minimum Wage Fixing Convention 1970 , 1970• In 1970, the International Labour Organization adopted the Minimum Wage FixingConvention No.131, ( ) as well as a Recommendation (No. 135)• Ratifying Member States commit to establish a system of minimum wages which“covers all groups of wage earners” against “unduly low wages”.• It is possible to exclude some groups from coverage subject to justification E g , subject to justification. E.g. Youth benefitting from on-the-job training• Total ratifications: 51 out of 181 Member States, from all regions• Once established minimum wages have the force of law , minimum wages have the force of law• Most employees should benefit from the protection of the minimum wage althoughexceptions are possible• Employers organizations and workers organizations should be fully consulted (not just informed)• Minimum wages should be adjusted “from time to time”
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