Примеры использования Existing labour laws на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Concern is also expressed at the inefficient enforcement of existing labour laws.
Improving monitoring mechanisms in order to enforce existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation;
The Committee also expresses concern regarding the inadequate protections and sanctions within existing labour laws.
Improving monitoring mechanisms in order to enforce existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation; and.
The Ministry of Labour has been actively working to ensure that workers enjoy their rights in accordance with existing labour laws.
The Commons stood behind the existing labour laws, but requested changes in the royal council, which Richard granted.
The Ministry of Labour has been not only reviewing and redrafting the existing labour laws but also drafting new ones.
The Agreement also requires the enforcement of existing labour laws in both countries and the establishment of a Joint Forum on Environmental Technical Cooperation in order to ensure enforcement of existing environmental regulations.
To participate in the consideration of collective labour disputes relating to violation of existing labour laws or the terms of a collective contract.
In addition to enforcing existing labour laws, the Committee invites the Government to increase women's means of redress against discrimination and inequality at work, including by promoting the recognition of women's right to participate in workers' organizations and their right to strike.
The Committee also expresses concern regarding the poor implementation of andinadequate protections and sanctions within existing labour laws.
For example, Ethiopia indicates a proposed revision of the civil service codes and existing labour laws in order to improve the employment status of women.
The Committee urges the State party to ensure that women working in the maquiladora industry are fully protected under the existing labour laws.
Improve data collection andmonitoring mechanisms in order to enforce existing labour laws and implement policies to protect children from economic exploitation;
Regular inspection visits are carried out by officers of the Special Migrant Workers' Unit of Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations andEmployment at workplaces where migrant workers are employed to ascertain that employers are complying with the existing labour laws and to enquire into any reports of bad treatment.
Trade unions participate in the consideration of collective labour disputes relating to violation of existing labour laws, the terms of a collective contract or agreement and the establishment of new, or changes in existing, working and living conditions.
The challenges arise from inadequate funding which limits the recruitment of the officers and even where such officers are present,insufficient funding accounts for the failure to inspect the workplaces yet the level of awareness about the provisions of the existing labour laws is low among the workers and employers.
Such measures included applying existing labour laws to informal and unregulated employment; encouraging the creation of ethical employer associations; and developing guidelines and public awareness campaigns to assist consumers in identifying goods and services involving acceptable forms of labour. .
It recommended that Comoros improve its monitoring mechanisms to ensure the enforcement of existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation.
It recommends that the State party improve its monitoring mechanisms to ensure the enforcement of existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation.
It recommends that the State party improve its monitoring mechanisms in order to enforce existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation.
Improving monitoring mechanisms, including by strengthening the labour inspectorate, in order to enforce existing labour laws and protect children from economic exploitation; and.
Middle Eastern States with the same legislative shortcoming have long been contemplating to extend their existing labour laws to domestic workers or adopt specific legislation for them.
HRW recommended that the government should ratify core labour conventions and amend its laws accordingly,enforce existing labour laws, and bring domestic workers under the protection of labour laws. .
The Committee urges the Ministry of Women's Affairs to initiate dialogue with the Ministry of Labour, with a view to ensuring proper implementation and monitoring of existing labour laws, to enable women to benefit from the employment protection found in these laws. .
She would also welcome information on any macroeconomic reforms being carried out to address the critical issue of women's unemployment,how part-time work was organized under existing labour laws and whether part-time female workers were entitled to benefits, including maternity benefits.
The Committee is further concerned at the extent of violations of existing labour law regarding children, including the employment of children under difficult and hazardous conditions.
The Government had made changes to the existing labour law and was considering ratifying Convention No. 138 of the International Labour Organization concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment, which was in line with her Government's target of nine years compulsory education for children throughout the country.
Extend existing domestic labour laws, occupational health and safety laws, social insurance schemes and other protections to all categories of migrant workers, including domestic workers, sex workers and irregular migrant workers;
The Committee urges the State party to strengthen the enforcement of the existing protection for workers under its labour laws.