Conference Speaker Callvia xScore 37

International labor policy

From: Casilli (@AntonioCasilli)

🚨D-7 The call for papers for INDL-9 is still open—until April 30, 2026. This time our annual conference will be hosted on September 9–11, 2026 at the International Labour Organization (@ilo), Geneva, the UN agency at the heart of global labor governance. https://t.co/GIDQxjxRtV https://t.co/jprKcZbeDS

Deadline: April 30, 2026Detected Apr 24

Suggested angles

INDL-9's Geneva venue at the ILO headquarters positions submissions to directly influence the UN agency setting global labor standards—speakers can frame their research as actionable policy input rather than theoretical contribution

With the April 30, 2026 deadline still seven months out, emphasize how emerging labor trends (AI displacement, gig economy regulation, post-pandemic work models) need early-stage research submissions to shape September's policy discussions

The annual conference format allows speakers to position themselves as part of ongoing international labor governance conversations—highlighting how their expertise connects to ILO's current priority areas (green jobs, social protection, rights at work) makes submissions more competitive

Pitch your submission angle as solving a specific 2026 labor policy challenge the ILO is currently grappling with, not as general expertise in labor studies.