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NDP's omnibus budget implementation bill includes promised legislation delayed by Tories – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

NDP's omnibus budget implementation bill includes promised legislation delayed by Tories – Winnipeg Free Press

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Overcoming sexual harassment in the workplace - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Overcoming sexual harassment in the workplace - The Zimbabwe Independent

Historically in Zimbabwe, while the Labour Relations Act (LRA) (28:01) covered sexual harassment as prohibited, it did not, until recently with the new Bill (2021)

The Manitoba Public Insurance strike shows the NDP's support for arbitration is ... arbitrary - Vimarsana News

The Manitoba Public Insurance strike shows the NDP's support for arbitration is ... arbitrary

According to the NDP government and its supporters, there's nothing inconsistent about championing the right to resort to binding arbitration in principle and arguing against the actual use of this conflict-resolution mechanism in a real-life situation.

Source: cbc.ca
DAWN NORTON AND LUKE LAGESSE | SA's strike law fails to balance competing interests - Vimarsana News

DAWN NORTON AND LUKE LAGESSE | SA's strike law fails to balance competing interests

The interests of employees and their unions on the one hand, and employers and our fragile economy on the other, are not fairly weighted.

South Africa's strike law fails to balance competing interests - Vimarsana News

South Africa's strike law fails to balance competing interests

By law, workers’ appetite for a strike must be evaluated by secret ballot, but there is little legal comeback if unions fail to do so

Source: mg.co.za