The Decisions for Life Campaign was initiated by The Wage Indicator Foundation and International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC). The participants were young women workers between the ages of 15-29 years in the service industries. Decisions for Life Campaign, which happened between 2008 and 2012 and focused on 14 developing countries, raised awareness among young women about their employment opportunities and career possibilities, family building and work-family balance.
Our support
The Labour Research Service supported a campaign in South Africa that engaged over 1,000 women. The campaign aimed to improve working conditions for young women, encourage their participation in trade unions, and empower them to take on leadership roles.
- Decisions for Life: Breastfeeding
- Decisions For Life: Decent work and contracts
- Decisions For Life: Sexual harassment
- Decisions for Life: Sharing our Stories and Strategies
- Decisions For Life: Campaign Guide
- Decisions for Life: Empowering women workers
- Decisions for life trade union campaign | Bargaining Monitor (May 2011)
