African Regional
Labour Administration Centre

A regional intergovernmental organization with a mandate to strengthen the labour administration
systems in member countries through training, research, consultancy, advisory services and
publications.

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International Labour Standards

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Employment Creation/Promotion

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Occupational Safety and Health

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Labour Administration

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Gender Parity in a Changing World of Work

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Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration

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About ARLAC

The African Regional Labour Administration Centre (ARLAC) is an intergovernmental organisation with a mandate to strengthen labour administration systems in African countries through training, research, consultancy, advisory services and publications.

ARLAC is part of a network of three former ILO and UNDP regional projects on labour administration. The other two are: the Centre Régional Africain d'Administration du Travail (CRADAT) for French speaking African countries and Le Centre Arabe pour l’Administration du Travail et l’Emploi (ACLAE) for Arabic speaking African countries. While ARLAC is based in Harare, Zimbabwe, CRADAT is in Yaoundé, Cameron and ACLAE is in Tunis, Tunisia.

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Expression of Interest

ARLAC is seeking the services of a qualified IT consultant or consultancy firm to provide technical support and maintenance of its IT equipment under an annual contract. Registered and qualified organisations are invited to express their interest by contacting arlac@arlac.co.zw and requesting further details. Submissions should reach ARLAC on or before 15 November 2025.


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Vacancy – Caretaker

Applications are invited from qualified individuals for the job of Caretaker. Minimum qualifications of Five passes at Ordinary Level and 10 years experience in house/grounds keeping and related duties. Applications with CVs must be submitted to arlac@arlac.co.zw by not later than 3 November 2025


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ARLAC Committee of Senior Officials Hosts High-Level Symposium on Evidence-Based Policy

As part of its annual meeting held in Lilongwe, Malawi from 6–10 October 2025, the ARLAC Committee of Senior Officials convened a high-level symposium titled “Empowering Policy: Evidence-Based Approaches to Labour Migration and Green Economy Development.”The session was expertly facilitated by Mr. Naren Prasad, Head of Education and Training for Research at the International Labour […]


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ARLAC Committee of Senior Officials Convenes in Lilongwe

The ARLAC Committee of Senior Officials held its annual meeting in Lilongwe, Malawi from 6–10 October 2025. Among the key agenda items was the review of draft policies designed to guide the organisation’s strategic direction in the coming years.In today’s rapidly evolving world of work — shaped by digital transformation, shifting labour markets, and emerging […]


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