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Fuel subsidy removal: FG targets 2-pronged relief for workers - Vimarsana News

Fuel subsidy removal: FG targets 2-pronged relief for workers

Under Soludo’s leadership the TWG has met at least thrice last month — 24th, 27th and 30th; and it resolved that “negotiations with labour must be two-tracked between the federation on the one hand and the Federal Government on the other.

Inter-State Migrant Workers in India: Policy for a Decent World of Work - Vimarsana News

Inter-State Migrant Workers in India: Policy for a Decent World of Work

Inter-State Migrant Workers in India: Policy for a Decent World of Work

MSMEs urged to pivot to cope with spiking costs spurred by increase in minimum wage - Vimarsana News

MSMEs urged to pivot to cope with spiking costs spurred by increase in minimum wage

BUSINESSES ARE being forced to find creative ways to implement the minimum wage increase, which took effect a month ago. Michael Leckie, president of the Small Business Association of Jamaica (SBAJ), told The Gleaner that just about 50 per cent of...

State & Local Employment Law Developments: Q2 2023 | Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP - Vimarsana News

State & Local Employment Law Developments: Q2 2023 | Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

At a Glance - The trend of increasing workplace regulations by state and local governments continued throughout the second quarter of 2023.

Minimum wage leads to more unemployment - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Minimum wage leads to more unemployment - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE EDITOR: The trade unions want the minimum wage raised to $30 an hour. Their argument is that this is necessary to ensure that workers can meet the cost of living. But if this is so why stick to $30 an hour? Why not $50? Or, for that matter, why not $1,000 an hour so