Respecting the labour regulations

The department of labour’s recent reminder to employers is not merely a reiteration of policy—it is a critical call to action. The insistence on adhering to the Regulations of Foreign Workers Recruitment, particularly concerning plumbing and electrical jobs, is aimed at fostering skill development and ensuring that local talent is prioritised. This is not just about following the rules; it is about safeguarding the livelihoods of Bhutanese workers and our self-reliance in key sectors.

MOL Reminds Workers and Employers to Follow Work Hours and Rest Periods

marhaba.qa - 22/Oct 07:00

The Ministry of Labour reminds both workers and employers of the importance of following official working hours and rest periods. The Ministry of...

Once bitten, twice shy? Not really.

kuensel - 05:05

As more and more Bhutanese look for employment opportunities overseas, particularly in the Middle East, we must be wary of the pitfalls. Unscrupulous...

United call to NZ government for better safety in the workplace

timberbiz.com.au - 28/Oct 00:32

Businesses, unions and health and safety experts are making a united call to the New Zealand Government about the changes they believe will improve...

Agricultural Insurance: Key to Safeguarding Africa’s Farmers from Climate Risks

femmehub.com - 29/Oct 17:31

Agriculture is the backbone of many African economies, with millions of smallholder farmers depending on it for their livelihoods—whether they’re...

South Africa’s Neutral Stance Faces New Challenges Amid Ukraine Diplomacy

dailynews.co.za - 25/Oct 17:53

By Bayethe MsimangThis weekend marks a pivotal moment as Ukraine’s new Foreign Minister visits South Africa, igniting significant diplomatic...

What’s wrong with our internet quality?

kuensel - 24/Oct 05:05

Imagine this scenario. You are about to pay your bills, using one of the banking apps, and the app refuses to load. You tap, refresh, and punch in the...

Ottawa’s Path Forward: Are US-Driven Tariffs Undermining Canada’s Economic Autonomy? – OpEd

eurasiareview.com - 24/Oct 16:24

Canada’s decision to impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, with 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum to follow, reflects a...

Union workers strike at Port of Montreal, MEA to suspend salary guarantee

insidelogistics.ca - 03/Nov 21:51

The Maritime Employers Association (MEA) said it plans to proceed with the suspension of the salary guarantee as of Nov. 5 at 7 a.m. for all longshore...

Profit over safety claim in dam case 'unjustified': BHP

thewest.com.au - 23/Oct 15:13

BHP has denied it prioritised profits over concerns about a dam's safety, thereby contributing to its collapse and the ensuing environmental disaster.

The Critical Effects Of Construction Industry Workplace Accidents On Employee Mental Health

iafrica.com - 30/Oct 08:44

By Sanjay Munnoo Workplace accidents in the South African construction industry are a serious concern. Common hazards include workers falling from...

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