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15 Jun 2026

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has outlined procedures for workers whose salaries have been delayed. Employees with enforceable employment contracts can verify their status through the Qiwa platform and, if payment remains overdue for more than 30 days, submit enforcement requests through the Najiz platform. The measures aim to protect workers’ rights and ensure

Post by Abdurrahman

5 likes4 comments#laborlaw #workersrights #employment #saudiarabia

10 Jun 2026

Kuwait’s Public Authority of Manpower has introduced new regulations prohibiting employers from requiring staff to work under severe weather and hazardous environmental conditions. The decision covers dust storms, extreme temperatures, heavy rain, floods, high humidity and natural disasters, as well as epidemics and infectious disease outbreaks. Officials said the measure aims to strengthen worker

Post by Tarique Rahman

3 likes1 comments#kuwait #sa #workersrights

16 May 2026

The Supreme Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to produce two men arrested following violence during a workers’ protest in Noida amid allegations of custodial torture raised by their families. Senior advocate Colin Gonsalves told the court that one accused, Aditya, was an engineer and children’s library operator who actively campaigned for workers’ rights. Petitioners have demanded an

Post by Faisal

3 likes2 comments#workersrights #uttarpradesh #noida #supremecourt

16 May 2026

The Supreme Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to produce two men arrested following violence during a workers’ protest in Noida amid allegations of custodial torture raised by their families. Senior advocate Colin Gonsalves told the court that one accused, Aditya, was an engineer and children’s library operator who actively campaigned for workers’ rights. Petitioners have demanded an

Post by Faisal

3 likes2 comments#workersrights #uttarpradesh #noida #supremecourt

6 May 2026

Kuwait’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a coordination meeting with the Public Authority for Manpower to review developments in workers’ rights and strengthen institutional cooperation. Officials discussed legal frameworks, policy updates, and mechanisms to improve labor conditions. The meeting highlighted Kuwait’s commitment to protecting workers and enhancing collaboration among key government

Post by Tarique Rahman

3 likes3 comments#kuwait #humanrights #workersrights #government #cooperation

2 May 2026

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu sparked debate after buying baguettes on Labour Day, a public holiday traditionally observed as a rest day. His visit supported proposals to exempt small businesses like bakeries from mandatory closure, drawing criticism from unions defending workers’ rights. The move highlights ongoing tensions between economic flexibility and labor protections in France. #

Post by Jacob Smith

5 likes4 comments#economy #france #labourday #workersrights #breakingnews

24 Apr 2026

Diamond workers’ unions have extended support to AAP and Congress candidates, citing concerns over the SIR issue and promises to abolish professional tax on polishers. The move reflects growing political engagement among labour groups seeking economic relief and policy changes in the diamond industry. #DiamondIndustry #LabourUnion #AAP #Congress #WorkersRights #Elections

Post by Faisal

4 likes4 comments#aap #workersrights #labourunion #congress #diamondindustry

23 Apr 2026

Workers in one of China’s major manufacturing hubs are expressing frustration over long hours, low wages, and lack of work-life balance. Amid economic shifts toward automation and high-tech production, many laborers struggle to adapt while supporting families back home. Global economic tensions have further intensified these challenges, exposing the human cost behind industrial transformation. #Ch

Post by Jacob Smith

4 likes4 comments#economy #laborissues #workersrights #manufacturing #chinaeconomy

22 Apr 2026

Indonesia has passed a landmark law granting legal protections to over 4 million domestic workers, marking a historic breakthrough after more than two decades of advocacy. The new legislation ensures rights such as health insurance, rest days, pensions and bans child labor in the sector. For many workers, mostly women, the law represents long-awaited recognition, dignity and a major step toward so

Post by Jacob Smith

2 likes2 comments#womenempowerment #humanrights #workersrights #indonesia #socialjustice