Leandro Domingos represented the CNC at the 114th International Labor Conference, held by the ILO, in Geneva, contributing to debates on the future of labor relations. CNC The profound transformations that have been redefining the world of work, driven by technological advances, artificial intelligence and the emergence of new forms of contracting, were at the center of the 114th International Labor Conference (CIT), held in Geneva, Switzerland. Acre was represented at the main global forum for debates on labor relations by the president of the Fecomércio-Sesc-Senac Acre System and Financial Vice-President of the National Confederation of Commerce in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC), Leandro Domingos, who participated in the meeting representing the president of the CNC, José Roberto Tadros. Held between June 1st and 12th by the International Labor Organization (ILO), the conference brought together more than 5 thousand representatives of governments, workers and employers from 187 countries, promoting discussions on topics that should influence the formulation of policies and regulatory frameworks in the coming years. A member of the employers' bench in the Brazilian delegation, the CNC had an active participation throughout the conference, monitoring negotiations and contributing with technical positions on strategic agendas for trade in goods, services and tourism. Among the main topics discussed were the digital platform economy, strengthening social dialogue, gender equality and the impacts of new technologies and artificial intelligence on labor relations. For the president of the Fecomércio-Sesc-Senac Acre System, Leandro Domingos, the presence of the Comércio System in an international dialogue environment of this dimension is fundamental so that the specificities of the Brazilian tertiary sector are considered in the construction of solutions for the contemporary challenges of the labor market. "Participating in the 114th International Labor Conference, representing the president of the CNC, José Roberto Tadros, is a responsibility of great institutional relevance. We are experiencing a period of profound transformations in labor relations, driven by artificial intelligence, digital platforms and new work models. In this context, we defend social dialogue and the construction of balanced regulatory frameworks, capable of reconciling innovation, productivity, legal security and worker protection. It is essential that the modernization of labor relations also preserves an environment favorable to the generation of jobs, income and economic development. The presence of the CNC in these debates ensures that the voice of the Brazilian tertiary sector effectively contributes to the decisions that will help shape the future of work”, highlighted Leandro Domingos. Leandro Domingos represented the CNC at the 114th International Labor Conference, held by the ILO, in Geneva, contributing to debates on the future of labor relations. CNC Digital platforms and new work relationships One of the main results of the conference was the advancement of international discussions on the promotion of decent work in the digital platform economy. The topic involves issues such as the performance of self-employed workers, social protection, health and safety, transparency in the use of algorithms and data protection. The discussions establish important references for regulatory debates that should advance in several countries, including Brazil, given the expansion of digital platforms and new modalities of service provision. Another highlight was the debate about the impacts of artificial intelligence on the world of work. The discussion gained special relevance given the need to find a balance between technological innovation, increased productivity, professional qualification and protection in labor relations. The Conference also addressed the strengthening of social dialogue and tripartism, a model based on the joint participation of governments, employers and workers in building solutions to labor market challenges. Representation of the Commerce System The CNC participated in the conference with a delegation representing the Commerce System, highlighting the entity's capillarity and institutional diversity. The delegation included: Leandro Domingos Teixeira Pinto, Financial vice-president of the CNC and president of the Fecomércio-Sesc-Senac Acre System; Antonio Florencio de Queiroz Junior, Administrative Vice President of CNC and President of Fecomércio-RJ; Marcelo Fernandes de Queiroz, president of Fecomércio-RN; Ademir dos Santos, president of Fecomércio-RR; José Carlos Raposo Barbosa, president of the National Federation of Customs Brokers (Feaduaneiros); Alain MacGregor, Legal and Union director at CNC; Nara de Deus, director of Institutional Relations at CNC; Ivo Dall’Acqua Júnior, executive president of Fecomércio-SP; Guilherme Marconi Coutinho de Souza, director of Fecomércio-PB; Luciana Diniz, advisor to the CNC Legal and Union Directorate; Carlos Américo Freitas Pinho, advisor to Fecomércio-RJ; Marcelo Fernando Novaes Moreira, advisor to Fecomércio-RJ. With the developments of the International Labor Conference, the expectation is that the topics debated in Geneva will continue to advance at the national level, especially with regard to new forms of work, the platform economy, artificial intelligence and the strengthening of social dialogue. Leandro Domingos represented the CNC at the 114th International Labor Conference, held by the ILO, in Geneva, contributing to debates on the future of labor relations. CNC