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Labor groups to stage protest for wage hike legislation

CEBU-based labor and progressive groups have urged anew the National Government to institutionalize a pending bill on wage hike measures, amid the rising cost of commodities due to inflationary pressures.

Activists Detained, Workers Threatened as Oil Industry Workers Strike in Iran

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International Labor Day 2023: Agri-workers Renew Call For Rights Protection As Food & Climate Crises Worsen

The Coalition of Agricultural Workers International (CAWI) renewed its demand for substantial protection of the rights and welfare of agricultural workers amid worsening global food and climate crises. CAWI emphasized that, like the rest of working and ...

Cambodia has 1.3 million migrant workers abroad, while domestic employment rate is over 99 percent

Cops hold parading workers for hours in Cagayan de Oro

The workers only want to parade around Cagayan de Oro and not hold a rally, says the Kilusang Mayo Uno

Labor Party: Up to 100,000 Workers to Rally on May Day

Labor Party estimates that there will be up to 100,000 participants nationwide in the upcoming International Labor Day rally.

May Day Rally; Labor Party Invites Presidential Candidates Rejecting Job Creation Law

Labor Party claimed to have invited two presidential candidates rejecting Omnibus Law on Job Creation to attend May Day rally.

Domestic tourism–a rough road ahead

Vietnam saw a robust surge in domestic tourism last year, with over 101 million travelers reported, well above the pre-pandemic annual level.

Two Hundred Thousand Laborers to Commemorate May Day 2023 and Make Demands

Two hundred thousand laborers are said to take part in May Day 2023. Laborers will also deliver demands and rejections toward Job Creation Law.

High occupancy reported on flights to tourist destinations during holidays