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National 5 years ago
Labor unions strike, stage rallies to oppose controversial new jobs law
Labor unions and civil society organizations across the archipelago have staged nationwide protests and strikes to oppose the newly passed Job Creation Law, demanding the House of Representatives revoke the controversial law feared to infringe on workers’ rights.
National 5 years ago
Local Nike shoe factory scrutinized for mass layoffs amid COVID-19
The reputation that sports giant Nike has gained from taking a labor-friendly stance in navigating the pandemic hangs in the balance, as a labor union complains of mass layoffs, salary cuts and underhanded politicking in one of the world-famous brand’s manufacturing partners in Indonesia.
Business 5 years ago
Omnibus bill could hurt labor, environmental protections: World Bank
The omnibus bill on job creation, currently under deliberation at the House of Representatives, seeks to revise 79 prevailing laws and more than 1,200 articles, from labor and mining regulations to business license and environmental laws.
World 5 years ago
ILO warns of uncertain job market
The global labor market is facing a highly uncertain recovery in the second half of the year amid the coronavirus pandemic, with female workers suffering disproportionately from its impact, according to a report from the International Labor Organization, or ILO.
World 5 years ago
Workers' rights seen crumbling as coronavirus threatens further setbacks
Labor rights are being eroded worldwide as more countries deny workers the ability to strike, unionize and negotiate better terms, a global trade union said on Thursday, warning that the coronavirus pandemic could lead to further setbacks.
