Full Coverage: Labour
October 2006
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31.10.2006
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 31 (OneWorld) - Workers in this city could become the first in the nation to be guaranteed paid sick leave after voters go to the polls here and across the country next Tuesday.
more...From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [United States] [Economy] [Politics] [Activism] |
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30.10.2006
“Unija” Coordination Body of Associations of Downsized Workers whose legal status remains unsolved, demands from the Government and the Parliament to solve the status of former workers who lost their jobs as redundant or downsized workers, or when their companies went bankrupt.
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26.10.2006
Responding to a flood of complaints from migrant workers worldwide, the United Nations is investigating a rash of human rights violations, including abusive working conditions, non-payment of wages, arbitrary detentions and collective illegal deportations.
more...Related topics/regions: [Development] [International cooperation] [MDGs] |
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25.10.2006
Concerning trade union rights, on the 3rd October, Turkey received a strong message delivered by Olli Rehn, the Finnish European Commissioner, who is responsible for enlargement. According to him Turkey needs to ensure that full Trade Union rights are respected in line with EU standards and ILO Conventions.
more...From: Suomen Ammattiliittojen Solidaarisuuskeskus Related topics/regions: [Turkey] [Civil rights] Image: Olli Rehn
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24.10.2006
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23.10.2006
The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) will open a office by the end of this year, having in mind Serbia’s problems with age structure of the population and the “brain-drain” issue.
more...From: Centar za razvoj neprofitnog sektora Related topics/regions: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Children] [Population] |
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23.10.2006
With the Commonwealth Games 2010 in sight and the experience of the exploitation of the construction workers during the Asian Games 1982 in hindsight, the Social Jurist, a civil rights group, has set up a separate unit namely, Labour Rights Group to monitor the conditions of the construction and other workers in Delhi and and provide totally free legal assistance & support.
more...Related topics/regions: [Development] [Civil rights] [MDGs] Image: Construction site
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23.10.2006
As many as child labourers have been identified in the district since the District Child Labour Project Society started functioning in 2001. Of them, 89 have been rehabilitated, according to U. Chandravathi, Director of the District Child Labour Project Society.
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20.10.2006
The ban on employing children in restaurants, roadside eateries, hotels, and tea shops or as domestic labour, announced by the Government in August, has recently come into effect. Those who violate the ban will be fined and also face a prison term up to two years. This is a welcome move focussing on areas where child labour is rampant and where the exploitation of children is shockingly high.
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10.10.2006
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09.10.2006
Business and labour are fighting to gain the upper hand during Nepal's political transition, a process that has helped to sideline the unemployed workers and anxious factory owners of the troubled garment industry.
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05.10.2006
“Following a phasing out of the transitional arrangements, the legal opportunities for employment of workers from the EU-8 in enterprises that pay wages below the national rate are expanded.” This is one of the major conclusions in a new study on Nordic labour market.
more...From: Suomen Ammattiliittojen Solidaarisuuskeskus Related topics/regions: [Northern Europe] [Migration] Image: Workers' rights are human rights © War on Want
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04.10.2006
WASHINGTON, DC, Oct 3 (OneWorld) - Call them the Religious Left: Church leaders are seeking to rally ''values voters'' ahead of next month's elections in a nationwide crusade to raise the minimum wage.
more...From: OneWorld US Related topics/regions: [United States] [Poverty] [Business] [Religion] [Politics] Image: Georgetown students demanded a living wage for all university employees. © Independent Media Center
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03.10.2006
Child Domestic Labour remains on the fringes of child labour, far from the glare of international actionÂ… a hidden phenomenon. Child domestic labour is a widespread and growing global phenomenon that traps as many as ten million children or more - mostly girls - in hidden forms of exploitation, often involving abuse, health risks and violence.
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