When national conditions so require, with a view to meeting the needs of the largest possible number of workers, and in so far as such activities are not already covered, each Member which ratifies this Convention shall promote the extension, by gradual stages if necessary, of the functions of the system of labour administration to include activities, to be carried out in co-operation with other competent bodies, relating to the conditions of work and working life of appropriate
categories of workers who are not, in law, employed persons, such as--
(a) tenants who do not engage outside help, sharecroppers and similar categories of agricultural workers;
(b) self-employed workers who do not engage outside help, occupied in the informal sector as understood in national practice;
(c) members of co-operatives and worker-managed undertakings;
(d) persons working under systems established by communal customs or traditions.
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In force from 26-06-1978
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