ILO Library
ILO Library & Knowledge Hub
With over a century of history, the ILO Library is a key source of information on labour, the world of work, and economic and social development. Serving as the central repository of ILO documents, it houses print, electronic and digital publications produced in Geneva and ILO offices globally. Through the ILO Library, researchers, policymakers, delegates, and the public have access to a comprehensive collection of resources.
ILO Institutional Repositories
Labordoc
The ILO institutional and Open Access repository
Research Repository
Access to ILO research and ILO experts
Researcher Profiles
Find out about ILO experts, their key areas of study and publications
ILO Library Search Tool
LabourDiscovery
Discover e-books, e-journals, articles, reports, working papers and more
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Library Resources
Resources for you
Open Access policy at the ILO
ILO strives to be at the forefront of knowledge generation, and it is vital that our materials on the world of work are easily available to and usable by our government, employer and worker constituents as well as wider stakeholders.
Gilbert F. Houngbo, ILO Director-General
Library Services
Ask a Librarian service provided by the ILO Library
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External visitors
External researchers wishing to conduct research are invited to make an appointment by contacting our virtual information service at library@ilo.org at least 48 hours before your visit.