Home-Based Workers in India Seek Equal Rights on ILO Convention’s 30th Anniversary
Home-based workers in India demand equal rights as ILO Convention 177 turns 30.
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Care Home Sector Faces Challenges from Proposed Foreign Worker Tax
Proposed tax on foreign workers could threaten care home operations and local economies.
Legal Shifts Challenge Diplomatic Immunity for Abusive Employers
Recent court rulings are challenging diplomatic immunity for abusive employers of domestic workers.
Near Miss Highlights Rail Safety Risks in Surrey
Rail workers in Surrey narrowly avoided a train, highlighting serious safety protocol flaws.
Safety Oversights Highlighted in Surrey Train Near Miss
A near miss involving railway workers in Surrey raises serious safety concerns.
Glasgow Airport Workers Secure Pay Deals, Averting Summer Strikes
Workers at Glasgow Airport have secured pay deals, avoiding strikes during peak summer travel.
UK Workers’ Rights Reforms: Balancing Costs and Benefits
UK reforms to workers' rights aim to enhance job security but face business backlash.
UN Treaty Aims to Protect Gig Economy Workers
UN treaty sets new standards for gig economy workers, ensuring better protections and rights.
DUP’s Opposition to Good Jobs Bill Sparks Controversy
The DUP's blocking of the Good Jobs Bill raises significant concerns for workers' rights in Northern Ireland.
Visa Rule Changes for Care Workers Spark Controversy
Angela Rayner criticizes proposed visa changes for care workers, calling them unjust and harmful.
Delay in Good Jobs Bill Threatens Neonatal Care Rights in Northern Ireland
Delay in the Good Jobs Bill could hinder neonatal care rights for parents in Northern Ireland.
Health Ministry’s New Statute Faces Staff Opposition
Healthcare workers protest against new legislation they feel overlooks their needs.