Article 55 1.Subject toparagraph 2ofthisarticle, therighttoundertake operations withaviewtotherecruitment ofworkers foremployment. inanother Stateshall hp restricted to: I .. .-27- (a)Public services orbodies oftheStateinwhichsuchoperations take place; (b)Public services orbodies oftheStateofemployment onthebasisof agreement between theStates concerned; (c)Abodyestablished byvirtue ofabilateral ormultilateral agreement. 2.Subject toanyauthorization, approval andsupervision bythepublic authorities oftheStatesParties concerned asmaybeestablished pursuant to national laws,regulations orpractices ofthoseStates, agencies, prospective employers orpersons acting ontheirbehalf mayalsobepermitted toundertake the saidopere.tLorss. Article 67 1.StatesParties concerned shallco-operate asappropriate intheadoption ofmeasures regarding theorderly return ofmigrant workers andmembers oftheir families totheStateoforigin whentheydecide toreturn ortheirauthorization ofresidence oremployment expires orwhentheyareintheStateofemployment in anirregular situation. 2.Concerning migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies inaregular situation, StatesParties concerned shallco-operate asappropriate, onterms agreed uponbythoseStates, withaviewtopromoting adequate economic conditions fortheirresettlement andtofacilitating theirdurable social andcultural reintegration intheStateoforigin. Article 68 1.StatesParties, inclUding States oftransit, shallcollaborate witha viewtopreventing andeliminating illegal orclandestine movements andemployment ofmigrant workers inanirregular situation. Themeasures tobetakentothisend within thejurisdiction ofeachStateconcerned shallinclude: (a)Appropriate measures against thedissemination ofmisleading information relating toemigration andimmigration; (b)Measures todetect anderadicate illegal orclandestine movements of migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies andtoimposeeffective sanctions on persons orentities whoorganize, operate orassist inorganizing oroperating such movements; (c)Measures toimposeeffective sanctions onpersons, groups orentities who useviolence, threats orintimidation against migrant workers ormembers oftheir familyinanirregular situation. 2. effective irregularStates ofemployment shalltakealladequate measures thatmightbe ineliminating employment intheirterritory ofmigrant workers inan situation, including sanctions onpersons orentities employing such !...-28- workers wherever appropriate. Therights ofmigrant workers vis-a-vis their employer arising fromemployment shallnotbeimpaired bythesemeasures. Article 59 1­ families measuresStatesParties shall, whentherearemigrant workers andmembers of withintheirterritory inanirregular situation, takeappropriate toensurethatsuchasituation doesnotpersist.their 2.Whenever StatesParties concerned consider thepossibility of regularizing thesituation ofsuchpersons inaccordance withapplicable national legislation andbilateral ormultilateral agreements, appropriate account shallbe takenofthecircumstances oftheirentry, theduration oftheirstayintheStates ofemployment andotherrelevant considerations, inparticular thoserelating to theirfamilysituation. Article 7Q StatesParties shalltakemeasures notlessfavourable thanthoseapplied to nationals toensurethatworking andliving conditions ofmigrant workers and members oftheirfamilies inaregular situation areinkeeping withthestandards offitness, safety, health andprinciples ofhumandignity. Article 71
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the rights and regulations surrounding the employment of migrant workers, including their recruitment, employment conditions, and return to their countries of origin. The articles discuss measures to prevent illegal employment, ensure decent working conditions, and facilitate the return of migrant workers to their countries of origin. This suggests that the category is related to employment and human rights.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief