The main issues GILS works on. Each topic page brings together GILS analyses, key figures and related data and standards.
Last updated: 5 October 2026
How many people in Georgia work, look for work or are outside the labour force — and how the labour market is changing.
Analyses and data →Young people's transition from education to work, skills mismatch, vocational training and lifelong learning.
Analyses and data →Work without formal contracts, social protection or legal coverage — who does it, where, and why it persists.
Analyses and data →Earnings, the minimum wage, working poverty, pensions and social assistance.
Analyses and data →Gender equality at work, equal pay, disability and protection against discrimination.
Analyses and data →Workplace safety, occupational accidents and disease, labour inspection and the ILO safety conventions.
Analyses and data →The Labour Code and related laws, their reform since 2006, and how labour rights are protected in practice.
Analyses and data →Tripartite dialogue, collective bargaining, trade unions and employers' organisations.
Analyses and data →Emigration for work, return migration, remittances and legal labour migration schemes.
Analyses and data →Platform work, artificial intelligence, the green transition and trade — and what they mean for workers in Georgia.
Analyses and data →Figures are from the GILS Evidence Register and the official sources shown. GILS is independent of government, trade unions, employers' organisations and the ILO.