International Labour Office

International Labour Office, Bureau International du Travail

Founded: 1919
Sources: HB 1921

Officers

Marguerite Jaquet née Weiglé Clerk -5/9/1927 : Career after LoN
M. F. W. Joseph LoN Member of Section (LoN First Division) 1933-1936 : Temporary Member of Section with the ILO
Héléne Kalt Clerk 1927-1929 : Printing & Distribution Section, ILO, Geneva
John Lindberg LoN Member of Section (LoN First Division) 11/8/1930-7/11/1937 : Member of Statistical Section, IL0
William Stephen Sanders League of Nations staff 14/7/1920-15/7/1920 : Permanently transferred to the ILO.
Léon Steinig League of Nations staff 10/4/1926-5/2/1930 : Staff Member of the ILO
Olavi Tapio Voionmaa LoN Member of Section (LoN First Division) 20/3/1922-31/1/1929
Pierre Waelbroeck-Rolin Member 10/3/1920
Guillaume Théodore Conrad Zwerner LoN Editor (LoN Second Division) 1/1/1927 : Rédacteur, ILO, Geneva / LoN Delegate (League of Nations staff) 20/1/1928 : Délégué du BIT dans le Proche-Orient pour le Service des Réfugiés

this organisation (International Labour Office) is member of International Committee of Democratic Action for Peace
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this organisation (International Labour Office) previously: LoN Labour Section
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