Explanation:

• A wage board is a statutory body established by the government to tackle the disputes relating to the employers or the employees. A Wage Board is a tripartite body with representa­tives of management, and workmen, presided over by an independent person nominated by the Government. The Board is required to fix wages in accordance with the principles of wage fixation.
• The ILO accomplishes its work through three main bodies which comprise governments', employers' and workers' representatives: the International labour Conference sets the International labour standards and the broad policies of the ILO. It meets annually in Geneva.
• The Standing Labour Committee (SLC), a tripartite body is a pre-cursor to the Indian Labour Conference(ILC). As a matter of practice, and to maintain continuous dialogue with social partners, meetings of these apex bodies are convened once in a year to discuss the topical issues concerning labour. All the 12 Central Trade Union Organisations, Central Organisations of employers, all State Governments and Union Territories and Central Ministries/Departments concerned with the agenda items, are the members of the ILC and SLC.