As a Senior Government Relations Officer at the International Labour Organization (ILO) in the U.S. Canada Office, Sarah Howes plays a pivotal role in shaping and influencing labor policies that resonate across borders. With a keen focus on the intersection of legal expertise and government...
As a Senior Government Relations Officer at the International Labour Organization (ILO) in the U.S. Canada Office, Sarah Howes plays a pivotal role in shaping and influencing labor policies that resonate across borders. With a keen focus on the intersection of legal expertise and government affairs, Sarah diligently monitors and analyzes political, legislative, and regulatory activities within the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Her work is crucial in ensuring that the ILO's priorities align with the evolving landscape of the world of work, particularly as it pertains to labor rights, social justice, and sustainable development.
Sarah's strategic lens allows her to build bridges between diverse stakeholders, including trade associations, government entities, and civil society organizations. Her adept networking skills and public speaking abilities enable her to effectively communicate complex policy issues to a variety of audiences, fostering collaboration and understanding. Currently, she is engaged in key projects that address pressing labor challenges, such as the impact of globalization on workforce dynamics and the promotion of equitable labor standards.
In addition to her professional endeavors, Sarah is committed to personal growth, currently enhancing her French language skills with the goal of achieving an intermediate level by year-end. This linguistic proficiency not only enriches her communication capabilities but also strengthens her ability to engage with international partners and stakeholders. With a rich tapestry of advocacy experience and a passion for transformative policymaking, Sarah Howes exemplifies the ILO's mission to promote social justice and fair labor practices on a global scale.
