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India Gets New Labour Codes: Minimum Wage Guarantee, Gratuity, Social Security for 400 Mn Workers — Full List

Narendra Modi · India

India Gets New Labour Codes: Minimum Wage Guarantee, Gratuity, Social Security for 400 Mn Workers — Full List

56% Right coverage: 18 sources

India has implemented new labour codes guaranteeing minimum wages, appointment letters, equal pay for women, social security for 400 million workers, gratuity and more, in line with international standards. Here's a look:See the Story

Illegal migrants to face clothing and mouth searches for phones at UK ports — REUTERS / pwu404

Immigration & Borders (UK) · United Kingdom

Illegal migrants to face clothing and mouth searches for phones at UK ports

42% Center coverage: 12 sources

Kenya: Guterres Urges Global Action As 50 Million People Trapped in Modern Slavery

Antonio Guterres

Kenya: Guterres Urges Global Action As 50 Million People Trapped in Modern Slavery

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nairobi -- United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has urged the international community to intensify efforts to protect the "millions of people currently trapped" in modern forms of slavery, warning that the world is facing a "relentless contemporary crisis" that demands urgent collective action.See the Story

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