INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION CONVENTION

of June 23, 1981 No. 156

About the equal address and equal opportunities for the working men and women: workers with family obligations

General conference of the International Labour Organization,

called in Geneva by Administrative board of the International Labor Office and gathered on June 3, 1981 for the 67th session,

in view of the Philadelphian declaration on the purposes and tasks of the International Labour Organization in which it is proclaimed: "All people, irrespective of race, belief or floor, have the right to implementation of the material wealth and spiritual development in the conditions of freedom and advantage, economic stability and equal opportunities",

taking into consideration provisions of the Declaration on equal opportunities and addresses for the working women and the resolution on the action plan directed to encouragement of the equal address and equal opportunities for the working women accepted by the International labor conference in 1975

in view of provisions of the international conventions and recommendations about work aimed at providing the equal address and equal opportunities for the working men and women, in particular provisions of the Convention and the Recommendation of 1951 of equal remuneration, the Convention and Recommendation of 1958 of employment discrimination and occupations and the Section VIII of the Recommendation of 1975 on human resources development

reminding that in the Convention of 1958 on employment discrimination and occupations the distinctions which are carried out on the basis of family obligations directly are not considered and considering necessary acceptance of new regulations in this area,

in view of regulations of the Recommendation of 1965 on work of women with family obligations and considering changes which happened from the moment of its acceptance,

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