Kerala State has decided to take the lead in pressuring the Central government on new labour codes.
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New labour codes: Kerala to take the lead in pressuring Centre to protect workers’ rights
Kerala has decided to take the lead in pressuring the Central government regarding the new labour codes, which are perceived as anti-worker. A national-level labour conclave held in Kerala concluded that the State Labour Minister, along with Central trade union representatives, will meet the Union Labour Minister. This initiative highlights ongoing debates surrounding labour reforms and their impact on workers' rights, making it crucial for understanding contemporary policy challenges in India.
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A national-level labour conclave was held in Kerala where this decision was made.
The new labour codes are being pointed out for their 'anti-worker' nature by the conclave participants.
Kerala's State Labour Minister will meet the Union Labour Minister to discuss the concerns.
Central trade union representatives will also join the State Labour Minister in the meeting with the Union Labour Minister.
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