He’s draw heavily on his experience as one of South Africa’s top trade unionists before becoming a billionaire businessman.

At the headquarters of the International Labour Organisation, President Cyril Ramaphosa and Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven  are chairing the Global Commission on the Future of Work.

They’re presiding over a meeting of academics and technical experts in the economy and social fields and of government, business and labour representatives.

They are considering the rapid changes in the labour market and key challenges facing the world of work ahead of the landmark ILO report due to be published in January.

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