Polio Workers Abducted, Beaten and Assaulted In Pakistan
In the three recent tragic back-to-back incidents during ongoing Pakistan’s polio campaign, polio workers have become targets of violence, abduction, […]
Historic Relief for Local Government Workers:Protest Postponed for Now
Local government workers of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have postponed their protest after the Minister of Local Government, Arshad Ayub Khan, assured
Rising Migration: Pakistani Workers Vulnerable to Exploitation and Abuse
The Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development- OPHRD reported that 3.275 million Pakistanis (1.3% of the population) left
LG Workers Call for Protest | Demand Unpaid Wages Now
Local Government workers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have announced a protest on September 12, 2024, demanding unpaid salaries, job security, and
The Future of Retirement in Pakistan: Comparing Old and New Pension Schemes
The New Contributory Pension scheme applies to civil employees from 1 July 2024, and armed forces from 2025. The Finance
Victory for Utility Store Unions Sit-In: USC Will Not Shut
The Workers of Utility Store Corporation USC End Sit-In after successful Negotiations with the Government. All decisions will be made
Sanitation Workers Protest Met with Arrest: Undermined Right To Strike
An FIR was lodged against the union leaders, Sanitation Workers, and other Municipal Corporation workers, accusing them of using abusive
Minimum Wage Vs. Cost of Living: Workers Fight For Survival
In Pakistan, the minimum wage is Important for millions of workers. It is a matter of human dignity and survival
Value Of Union: The Case Of Utility Store Workers
“I used to chant ‘Union makes us strong,’ and now I truly feel its meaning after seeing the value of
Urgent Warning: Pakistan’s Farmers and Workers on the Edge of Growing Hunger Risk from Climate Change
“Pakistan is facing an escalating crisis as climate change threatens its farmers and workers with rising hunger and economic instability. With decreasing crop yields, increased production costs, and severe weather events, the country’s most vulnerable populations are pushed to the brink. This article explores the urgent need for government intervention, sustainable farming practices, and international support to protect livelihoods and ensure food security amidst a changing climate.
