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This is the third wave of the Covid epidemic. Since the outbreak of the Covid epidemic in early 2020, many private sector workers have been affected. In particular, the second wave of Covid started at…
Trade union leaders allege that the government is attempting to ignore labour rights in its bid to prevent losing the preferential status Sri Lanka was granted to access the European market. A resolution adopted at…
Trade union leaders blame on government's try to disregard workers' rights in planning to prevent Sri Lanka from losing its opportunity to enter the European market easily. A resolution passed last month in the European…
The Covid epidemic has put a strain on the Sri Lankan garment industry. Garment industry workers were particularly affected. Out of that, the people who worked for the Man Power system were in a desperate…
The second wave of the covid epidemic began on October 4, 2020. That was when a garment worker of Brandix, Yakahatuwa, Minuwangoda was diagnosed with Kovid infection at the Gampaha Hospital. The company did not…
Under the guise of the Kovid epidemic, the Free Trade Zones and General Services Employees' Union says that the apparel industry is continuing to make profits, curtailing the rights of many workers in the apparel…
A leading trade union in the private sector has revealed that Sri Lankan garment workers have lost Rs. 480 million in the last three months due to the corona epidemic. According to the Free Trade…
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