Reproductive labor — like cooking, child care and distributing mutual aid — serves as the lifeblood of social movements.

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Budget 2025 expectations: Labour Codes should help businesses operate more efficiently, while enhancing workers’ protection and rights. Additionally, codes provide a consistent definition of ...

The list of areas in which systematic reforms are needed includes land, labour, building, utilities and public service delivery. Image: PTI It further said that to achieve this growth, the investment ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. West Australian Premier Roger Cook says federal Labor must ramp up engagement with the state’s mining giants over divisive ...

The list of areas in which systematic reforms are needed includes land, labour, building, utilities and public service delivery. "Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) 2.0 should be a state government-led ...

India needs to grow at 8 per cent for up to two decades to become a developed nation by 2047, the Economic Survey said on Friday, pitching for a slew of reforms, including land and labour ...

Labour MP Alex Sobel said the first-past-the-post system is ‘not working’ (PA) Ministers must be “bold” and establish a national commission to help reform the “unrepresentative” voting ...

Minister of Labor Mohamed Gibran met with Jordan’s counterpart Khalid Al-Bakkar on Thursday to strengthen vocational training collaboration and address challenges faced by Egyptian workers in Jordan, ...

Civil litigation plays a crucial role in combating child sexual abuse by not only holding perpetrators and enabling institutions accountable but also driving systemic reforms to prevent future abuse.

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Labour has given a major update on planned reforms to the benefits system as chancellor Rachel Reeves says she “will not hesitate to act” to cut back on welfare spending. Her comments come ...