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The Ministry of Labor (MOL) is seeking to maintain a ban on mandatory night shifts for pregnant employees, and introduce mandatory compensation for overnight transportation costs regardless of gender. The ministry’s amendment, released for public review yesterday, comes after gender-specific restrictions on working night shifts were deemed unconstitutional in August last year, following controversy over penalties handed to Carrefour and China Airlines for requiring female employees to work at ...

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  Share Source: AP Photo/Morry Gash, File As we have covered here at Townhall, Vice President Kamala Harris denigrated rural voters and their capability to use voter ID during an interview with BET. This certainly didnt go over well, especially in rural America. Townhall spoke with Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI) who took advantage of remote hearings to bring his committee to rural America.  The congressman is the House Administration Election Subcommittee Ranking Member. He addressed the vice presi...

Secretary of State Adams to Congress on elections: Kentucky knows best whats best for Kentucky Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams was one of four witnesses to appear before a U.S. House of Representatives committee Monday for a meeting on elections. and last updated 2021-07-12 23:13:17-04 WASHINGTON, D.C. (LEX 18) — Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams was one of four witnesses to appear before a U.S. House of Representatives committee Monday for a meeting on elections. The hea...

EDITORIAL: Celebrating gay unions milestone Monday marked the second anniversary of the legalization of same-sex marriage in Taiwan, and the numbers do show that things are slowly getting better, despite opponents using the occasion to paint the LGBTQ community in a bad light. Yes, there are still outstanding issues to tackle and a lot of gender equity awareness to promote, but there are some positives. An Executive Yuan survey showed that 60.4 percent of respondents supported same-sex marriage...

Justices say copyright law sanctions constitutional OPTICAL DISILLUSIONMENT: A lawyer said penalties for specifically using optical disks were disproportionate with the offense and contravened constitutional rights By Wu Cheng-feng and William Hetherington / Staff reporter, with staff writer A law punishing copyright infringements involving the sale or public distribution of reproductions on optical disks with a minimum six-month prison term is cons...

President pardons Bunun hunter HEALING TENSION: Tama Talum welcomed the pardon, while the Presidential Office said that it carried special weight amid efforts for transitional justice for Aborigines By Jake Chung / Staff writer, with CNA President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) yesterday pardoned a Bunun hunter charged in 2013 with killing protected animals, on the first anniversary of her second presidential term. The pardon of Tama Talum, convicted in 2...

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