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One year into the global COVID-19 pandemic, the health crisis has exposed gaps in access to social protection and has left a devastating impact on working people as households struggle with the loss of jobs and working hours. Across the ten G20 countries ...

SKM-CTUs pledge to take protests forward jointly March 01, 2021 The Joint meeting of Samyukt Kisan Morcha and ten central trade unions (CTUs) held here on Monday decided to hold joint protests against the policies of the Centre and work out “concrete alternatives against corporates.” The details will be announced after a general body of Samyukt Kisan Morcha on Tuesday. Leaders who attended the meeting said one of the main programme will be commemoration of Bhagat Singh’s martyrdom day ...

Privatisation of public sector units (PSUs) is against the interest of the people of the country, according to trade union AITUC. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday made his strongest pitch for privatisation of non-strategic PSUs, saying the government has no business to be in business and sustaining loss-making units on taxpayers money drains resources that could otherwise have been spent on public welfare schemes. Speaking at a webinar on privatisation by the Department of Investment...

As Myanmar’s military coup leaders escalate violent suppression of popular dissent and continue to arrest and detain hundreds of people without any due process, their planned cyber law will place the entire population under ongoing surveillance and ...

Put Labour Codes On Hold, Start Fresh Discussions: Trade Unions To Government The ministry intends to finalise the rules under labour codes by this month-end for implementation of these laws. File photo Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-20T16:37:21+05:30 Put Labour Codes On Hold, Start Fresh Discussions: Trade Unions To Government outlookindia.com 2021-01-20T18:20:31+05:30 Also read The Central Trade Unions on Wednesday demanded that the implementation of four labour cod...

The effect of trade on labour markets has always been the source of much debate among economists and policy-makers. Empirical studies on the subject have produced mixed results, with some associating trade with increased informalisation of employment and greater wage inequality while others suggest that trade leads to reduced informality and promotes better working conditions. According to the World Employment and Social Outlook 2015, although trade usually generates economic benefits for firms...

But in this alternate realitysi that we call real life, you can pick up other reasons. this good food was actually disgusting a lot of times. dozens of readily available pictures will attest. a lot of this food were in the garbage. once found that food and vegetable waste went up by 60% under michelle obamas program. despite all that food getting tossed out, the program still wasnt bringing down childhood obesity which continues to rise in this country.to kids arent the only ones getting grossed...