G7/G8 Ministerial Meetings and Documents

G8 Employment and Labour Ministers Meetings

September 11-13, 2024, Cagliari, Italy: G7 labour and employment ministers; Towards an Inclusive Human-Centered Approach for New Challenges in the World of Work, Ministerial Declaration, September 13, 2024
April 22-23, 2023: G7 labour and employment ministers, Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, Japan; Investing in Human Capital: Kurashiki Ministerial Declaration, April 23, 2023
May 24, 2022: G7 labour and social affairs ministers, Wolfsburg, Germany; Communiqué "Just Transition: Make It Work – Towards Decent and High Quality Work in a Green Economy"
June 6-7, 2019, Paris: Labour Ministers meeting: G7 Social; Press kit, June 4, 2019; G7 Social Communiqué, June 7, 2019; G7 Social Tripartite declaration, June 7, 2019; G7 Social Background Document: G7 Responses to Tackle the Digital Skills Gap June 7, 2019
March 26-28, 2018: G7 employment and innovation ministers, Montreal; • Chairs' Summary: G7 Ministerial Meeting on Preparing for Jobs of the Future / Résumé des présidents : réunion ministérielle sur le thème « se préparer aux emplois de l'avenir »; • Annex A: 2018 G7 Employment Outcomes / Annexe A : Résultats découlant de la réunion de l’emploi du G7 de 2018; • Annex B: G7 Innovation Ministers' Statement on Artificial Intelligence / Annexe B : Déclaration des ministres de l'Innovation du G7 au sujet de l'intelligence artificielle; • Annex C: G7 Innovation Ministers' Statement on Stimulating Innovation / Annexe C : Déclaration des ministres de l'Innovation du G7 au sujet de la stimulation de l'innovation
September 30-October 1, 2017: G7 labour ministers, Turin
Declaration, September 30, 2017
October 12-13, 2015: G7 labour and development ministers, Berlin
Declaration on Action for Fair Production, October 13
March 29-31, 2009: G8 labour and employment ministers, Rome
Social Summit 2009: Agenda [PDF]
Social Summit 2009: Conclusions of the G8 labour and employment ministers [HTML] [PDF]
Social Summit 2009: Chair's Summary of the labour ministers of the G8 plus Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa and Egypt [HTML] [PDF]
May 11-13, 2008: G8 Labour and Employment Ministers, Niigata
Official website
Chair's Conclusions
Delegations
May 6-8, 2007: G8 Labour Ministers Meeting, Dresden
Concluding statement [HTML] [PDF]
October 9-10, 2006: G8 Labour and Employment Ministers, Moscow
March 11, 2005: G8 Employment Ministers, London
Concluding Press Release (Alan Johnson, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, UK)
December 15-16, 2003: G8 Labour Ministers, Stuttgart, Germany
Chair's conclusions [HTML] [PDF] (Hon. Wolfgang Clement, Minister of Economics and Labour, Germany)
April 26-27, 2002: G8 Labour and Employment Ministers, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Chair’s Conclusions (Hon. Jane Stewart, Minister of Human Resources Development Canada)
November 10-11, 2000: G8 Labour Ministers, Turin, Italy
Chair’s Conclusions
Turin Charter Toward Active Ageing
February 24-26, 1999: Labor Ministers Conference, Washington
Labor Policies in a Rapidly Changing Global Economy
Chair’s Conclusions
February 21-22, 1998: G8 Conference on Growth, Employability and Inclusion, London, England.
Chairman’s Conclusions
Employment Action Plans authorized by G7 Finance Ministers, February 21, 1998
HM Treasury News Release, February 22, 1998
November 28-29, 1997: Jobs Conference, Kobe, Japan
Chairman’s Conclusion
Annex 1: Follow-up Activities
Annex 2: Individual Action Plans
April 1-2, 1996: Jobs Ministerial Conference, Lille, France.
Opening Speech by Jacques Chirac, President of the Republic
Conclusions of the Chair
March 15, 1994: G7 Jobs Conference, Detroit, United States
Summary Statement of Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen on Behalf of the G7 Jobs Conference

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