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CFL urges government to abandon USAID inspired labour reforms - Vimarsana News

CFL urges government to abandon USAID inspired labour reforms

The Ceylon Federation of Labour (CFL) has accused President Gotabaya Rajapaksa of “clandestinely” undertaking a program of labour reforms through the Ministry of Justice “to set, what is euphemistically called, a conducive environment for investment, especially Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).” In a statement iussued last week, CFL General Secretary TMR Rasseedin said that these changes […]

Source: island.lk
Status of Workers Bill heads to House of Commons - Vimarsana News

Status of Workers Bill heads to House of Commons

A Bill that seeks to create a single status of worker under UK employment legislation has moved a step closer to becoming law, but a Conservative peer has

Colin Beattie MSP column: Newhailes vandalism disappointing - Vimarsana News

Colin Beattie MSP column: Newhailes vandalism disappointing

PARLIAMENTARY business will resume this week after the winter recess.

Nearly two years into COVID, worker safety is still a concern at meatpacking plants - Vimarsana News

Nearly two years into COVID, worker safety is still a concern at meatpacking plants

The coronavirus swept through the nation’s meat processing facilities in 2020. Nearly two years into the pandemic, many are still searching for answers — and calling for change.

Source: kosu.org
Nearly two years into COVID, worker safety is still a concern at meatpacking plants - Vimarsana News

Nearly two years into COVID, worker safety is still a concern at meatpacking plants

The coronavirus swept through the nation’s meat processing facilities in 2020. Nearly two years into the pandemic, many are still searching for answers — and calling for change.

Source: kcur.org