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Africa: Feminism As a Labour Instrument - Advancing Workers' Rights and Decent Work in Africa
Nurses demand increased allowances, including a jump in uniform pay from Sh10,000 to Sh25,000, alongside calls for permanent contracts and reinstatement of dismissed staff.
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Africa: Feminism As a Labour Instrument - Advancing Workers' Rights and Decent Work in Africa
Africa's labour market is changing fast, but one question remains stubbornly relevant: who gets a fair chance at work? For millions of women, having a job does not always mean having decent work. Low pay, unsafe conditions, unpaid care responsibilities, weak social protection and limited representation continue to shape everyday working life.
·Washington, United States
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Workers’ Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Hundreds of miners in Turkey protesting unpaid wages and lack of secure jobs met with arrests; workers and retirees across Iran continue protests over dire living standards; nurses and midwives in Kenya continue strike over pay and conditions
·United States
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