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Can an ILO Convention legally contain non-mandatory provisions?

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Can an ILO Convention legally contain non-mandatory provisions?

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There is no reason why mandatory provisions should not be complemented by non-mandatory ones. There are precedents in international labour Conventions where the non-mandatory “should” is used rather than the mandatory “shall”.