Multiple sources have reported that the appointment of US President Donald Trump's candidate for the position of Deputy Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO) has been 'frozen'. According to informed circles, this step is linked to disagreements within the US administration and its stance on international labor standards. The appointment has become a subject of intense debate among ILO member states, which have expressed concern about the potential impact on the organization's independence. It is expected that a decision on the candidate's future will be made in the coming weeks.
