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ILO Implements Job and Budget Cuts Following Reduced US Funding

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The International Labour Organization approved a plan put forward by Director-General Gilbert Houngbo that includes budget and job cuts. The plan sets to cut 86 filled posts and eliminate 180 vacant posts for 2026–2027. Staff protested the cuts, noting that nearly 600 people have left the institution since 2025 due to reductions in United States funding.

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The cuts are a direct response to reduced United States funding, impacting the operational budget and staffing of the International Labour Organization. These reductions affect the core business functions of the agency.

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