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'Sindh has granted Rs400m to prevent HR violations' - Vimarsana News

'Sindh has granted Rs400m to prevent HR violations'

Minority Facilitation Desks set up to handle minorities' issues

Reports Of Child Labor Violations Are Up In New York State - Vimarsana News

Reports Of Child Labor Violations Are Up In New York State

New York State plans to fight child labor violations.

Source: wpdh.com
Reports Of Child Labor Violations Are Up In New York State - Vimarsana News

Reports Of Child Labor Violations Are Up In New York State

New York State plans to fight child labor violations.

Source: wyrk.com
Food service company out $105K after child labor inspections - Vimarsana News

Food service company out $105K after child labor inspections

More than 140 inspections resulted in $105K in penalties.

Frances Perkins, born today in 1880, was a trailblazer in protecting workers, a task that New York State is bolstering even as other states roll back regulations - Vimarsana News

Frances Perkins, born today in 1880, was a trailblazer in protecting workers, a task that New York State is bolstering even as other states roll back regulations

On March 25, 1911, a crowd of New Yorkers watched in horror as dozens of Triangle Shirtwaist Factory workers, mostly immigrant children and young women, jumped to their deaths as fire swept through the Greenwich Village garment factory. Many of the victims had attempted to escape through stairwells but were met with locked doors that had been fastened illegally to prevent theft and unauthorized breaks. In total, 146 workers died, making the Triangle Fire one of the deadliest industrial catastrophes in U.S. history. Among the crowd looking on that day was workers’ rights advocate Frances Perk...