Conferencia digital sobre los pagos salariales por medios digitales - Oportunidades y retos

La Organización Internacional de Empleadores, en colaboración con la Organización Internacional del Trabajo y la Alianza "Better Than Cash", organizan una conferencia digital (en inglés) el 3 de febrero de 2021 de 13:00 a 14:30 (hora centroeuropea).

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The journey from cash to digital payments is gathering pace around the world. Businesses have played an important role in generating this momentum, as digitizing payments resulted in improved efficiencies and productivity, increased revenue through data analytics for business development, greater transparency and security, and stronger business relationships. However, many challenges remain. 

The International Organisation of Employers has been mobilising its network during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide information to support members with safety and health measures, preventive actions to minimise disruption to productivity, strategies for mitigation of financial losses, and provide overviews of government initiatives to reduce economic stress on business during the crisis. As part of those efforts, the IOE is organizing a discussion (in English only) on the digital wage transition for its members, in collaboration with the International Labour Organization and the Better Than Cash Alliance.

AGENDA

Welcome: Mr Roberto Suárez Santos, Secretary-General, IOE

Opening: Ms Martha Newton, Deputy Director-General for Policy, International Labour Organisation (ILO)

Panel discussion:

• Ms Marjo Chaintreau, Head of Private Sector Digital Payment Innovation, The Better Than Cash Alliance (BTCA)
• Mr Mahmood Abdulla Al Siddiqi, Representative of the Ministry of Administrative Development and Labour and Social Affairs at the Qatar Mission in Geneva
• Ms Rubana Huq, President, Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers Export Association (BGMEA)
• Mr Kapil Mathur, Director, Supplier Sustainability, Gap Inc.
• Ms. Shilpa Nadhan, Senior Manager, Labor & Human Rights, Global Public Policy, The Walt Disney Company.

Q&A

• Ms Valerie Breda, Social Finance Expert, ILO.