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Wage rises, tax reform, and higher minimum wages show that Morocco’s social dialogue can deliver. However, a contested strike law and a landmark opinion from
Egypt has raised its minimum wage repeatedly as inflation has battered household incomes. But a growing gap between public- and private-sector pay exposes a deeper
The decision to prevent Egyptian women from travelling abroad for work in certain occupations particularly domestic work and jobs in cafés and restaurants was not
The issue of retirement after 32 years of service in Algeria has returned to the forefront of social debate, not merely as a sectoral or
Social dialogue sessions in Morocco can no longer be measured only by how regularly they are held, or by images of the government bringing trade
Every time trade union elections are postponed, it is not merely an administrative date that is delayed. What is effectively postponed is workers’ right to
An urgent call from Arab trade unions to protect workers, defend democratic rights, and prevent the working classes from bearing the cost of geopolitical conflicts.
The Arab Trade Union Confederation is following with grave concern the accelerating developments in Iraq’s oil sector following proposals to reduce the monthly incentive paid
In Amman, the image of work is quietly changing. A woman works from home, moving between a virtual meeting and her child’s school assignments. A
At a moment when Iraq is seeking to reposition its economy after years of crises and volatility, the “National Reform Agenda to Improve the Business
On the first day of Ramadan, a time that should be marked by mercy and tranquility, the road south of Port Said became the scene
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