The arts and entertainment sector has both cultural and economic dimensions. It creates experiences, rather than just goods. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic has encouraged discussion of the broader culture as representing, in some instances, a “global public good”, through its capacity to promote social cohesion, increase people’s resilience and connect communities to different forms of cultural expression, in addition to its commercial value. This report will focus on full and productive employment and decent work for workers and enterprises that produce specific goods and deliver services, in particular on the arts and entertainment side of the cultural and creative ecosystem, including the performing arts; music; dance; both live and recorded performance (sound or audiovisual); the visual arts; books; and gaming and animation.
Authors
Technical Meeting on the Future of Work in the Arts and Entertainment sector (2023 : Geneva, Switzerland), International Labour Organization. Sectoral Policies Department
- Contents
- 1. The arts and entertainment landscape -- 2. Mega-trends and their impact on the arts and entertainment sector -- 3. Decent work challenges and opportunities in the arts and entertainment sector -- 4. Social dialogue -- 5. Fundamental principles and rights at work and International labour standards.
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Format
- 1 online resource (66 p.) : statistics
- ISBN
- 9789220386507 (web PDF) 9789220386491 (print PDF)
- Published in
- Geneva
- Report Number
- TMFWAE/2023
- Source
- Library Catalog
