C012 -WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION (AGRICULTURE) CONVENTION, 1921 (No 12)
A ratifying ILO Member must extend its worker-compensation laws and regulations to all agricultural wage earners for personal injury caused by accidents at or in the course of employment.
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A ratifying ILO Member must extend its worker-compensation laws and regulations to all agricultural wage earners for personal injury caused by accidents at or in the course of employment. Formal ratifications of the Convention must be communicated to the Director-General of the International Labour Office for registration. The Convention starts to apply once ratifications from two ILO Members have been registered by the Director-General, and later applies to any Member on the date its ratification is registered. The Director-General of the International Labour Office must notify all ILO Members when two Members’ ratifications have been registered, and must also notify them of later ratifications that are registered. A ratifying Member must put Article 1 into effect by 1 January 1924 and take any necessary steps to make it work, subject to Article 3.
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