Centre for the Study of Labour and Mobility

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In an attempt to resolve the protracted dispute between different trade unions and employers over minimum wage and salary for workers, the Ministry of Labor and Transport Management (MoLTM) has decided to ...

The trade unions ought to be more reasonable while fighting for the rights and welfare of the workers, and the entrepreneurs too should meet the valid demands.

Workers celebrating May Day asked for decent works and social security as major demands.

On Sunday, Nepalis celebrated May Day or the International Day of Labor. The celebrations mark the workers’ solidarity and hard gains of the past year.

The 122nd International Worker’s day, also known as May Day, was observed throughout the country today with the slogan ‘Social Security for Workers.

Thousands of workers participated in the rally organized by GEFONT. The rally started from Bhadrakali and culminated in a mass meeting at Khulla Manch.

May Day also known as International Workers' Day or Labour Day is celebrated worldwide on May 1.

A majority of domestic workers employed by well-off families in major cities of Nepal are minors, states a latest survey report.

A proposed UN Convention could give domestic workers the same protection as formal workers

TEA estates and refineries based in Jhapa have remained closed since Sunday due to workers’ protest.

WE all have heard the old saying, prevention is better than cure. And as oil mogul Basil Butler puts it, “Prevention is not only better, but, cheaper than cure”.

Although some improvement in woollen carpet export this fiscal, manufacturers are being unable to fulfil the demand from the international market due to human resource crunch.

The agitating trade unions have demanded that the government revise the pay hike agreement and increase the workers’ minimum salary by Rs 2,000 a month. Earlier, industrialists and three major trade unions ...

Four Nepali trade unions have rejected the agreement on minimum wages.

Government’s delay in endorsing the decision taken by the Employers’ Council and trade unions regarding the minimum wages has created more troubles in the industries in Tarai and will create more troubles ...

The ongoing industrial shutdown in the Sunsari-Morang industrial corridor has hit daily-wage labourers hard.

The workers affiliated with Madhesi Trade Union Forum (MTUF) forced closure of industries in the Sunsari-Morang Industrial Corridor on Friday, a day after big three trade unions in the country agreed not ...

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