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Fraser Wilson’s Maritime Labour Centre painting is a 1947 ode to what union members have accomplished.

The Minister for Employment and Social Affairs, Patricia Francourt, is heading a tripartite delegation from Seychelles at the 111th session of the International Labour Conference, which is being held in ...

Instead of squeezing gig work into the way employment has traditionally been regulated, this is an opportunity to create regulation that helps protect gig workers.

Time has come to revise laws that impact separation proceedings, junior minister says

Workers at the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University in Ga-Rankuwa, Tshwane, will continue their strike until their demands are met.

Union welcomes passing of bill by NA, says those who use scare-mongering putting profits before lives of people

By Allieu Sahid Tunkara In spite of an increment in public transport fares, some commercial motor drivers in Freetown have expressed unhappiness, saying the increment is too little. Although drivers who spoke to Politico said they would accept the decision albeit reluctantly, on the streets there is a visible act of defiance among many. Some are charging beyond the stipulated

Fruit and vegetable growers say they'll be forced to employ fewer workers from the Pacific when the Australian government introduces changes to its foreign labour scheme.

The agency does a 'remarkable' job, Mick Gentleman said.

The top stories in Malta's newspapers on Thursday