Which of the following are parts of the ILO (International labour organisation) decent work agenda?Group of answer choicesProductive work that delivers a fair incomeSecurity in the workplace and social protection for allHigh levels of employment for all sectorsGuaranteed lifetime employment in a single jobBetter prospects for personal development and social integrationUniform wage structures across all industriesFreedom for people to express their concerns, organize, and participate in decisions affecting their livesEquality of opportunity and treatment for all women and men

The parts of the ILO (International Labour Organisation) decent work agenda include:

1. Productive work that delivers a fair income
2. Security in the workplace and social protection for all
3. High levels of employment for all sectors
4. Better prospects for personal development and social integration
5. Freedom for people to express their concerns, organize, and participate in decisions affecting their lives
6. Equality of opportunity and treatment for all women and men

The options "Guaranteed lifetime employment in a single job" and "Uniform wage structures across all industries" are not part of the ILO's decent work agenda. The ILO promotes employment security and fair wages, but it does not guarantee lifetime employment in a single job or uniform wage structures across all industries.