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Azfar Khan, migrant specialist at the ILO, said the body was aware of the situation on Saadiyat, said although the UAE had not ratified the specific convention on strike action, it was still potentially in breach of the ILO's rules.

Mothers were more likely to have career breaks, switch to part-time work, choose jobs that help to reconcile work and family – which are usually lower paying – and miss out on promotions, said Kristen Sobeck, an economist at the ILO.

"At the ILO we believe that child labour in gold mining could be eliminated in 10 years but, unfortunately, there is simply not the funding coming in to make this a reality".

Yoshie Noguchi, a child labour expert at the ILO, said the figures, though improved, did not represent success: "The main figure is that 168 million children are working too young in bad conditions, and they shouldn't be there".

Annie Kelly will chair the discussion with guests including: Beate Andrees, head of the programme to combat forced labour at the ILO; Romana Cacchioli, of Anti-Slavery International and Andrew Wallis, chief executive of Unseen, an NGO that aims to disrupt and challenge human trafficking.

"What we are seeing in the small-scale gold mines of Uganda and across Africa and the rest of the world is the very worst forms of child labour associated with one of the world's most valuable commodities," says Nadine Osseiran, senior programmes officer at the ILO.

However others, such as the ILO, argue that PPPs "must be at the core of national programme".

So another question you could ask is: "What is the world's average wage?" That is more tricky to answer, but a group of economists at the United Nations International Labour Organizationn (ILO) has had a go, though they have never gone public with this information.

For example, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) said that India reported 222 fatal accidents at work in 2005, while the ILO reckoned the true number was nearer 40,000.

aA description of the Decent Work Agenda can be found on the ILO website at: http://www.ilo.org/global/about-the-ilo/decent-work-agenda/lang--en/index.htm.htm

Though only a third of countries meet the ILO's recommended minimum of at least 14 weeks off for new mothers, paid at two-thirds their salary and funded publicly, the picture in the rich world is broadly good, and in the poor world improving.But how many countries meet the ILO's guidelines on paternity leave?