
- 14 May, 2022
Delhi Mundka Factory Fire: A …
WPC expresses our sadness for the families of the bereaved and the injured workers in the Mundka …
Read MoreWorking Peoples’ Coalition- a network of more than 150 provincial, local organizations of informal workers, was founded in 2013 to fulfil this vacuum. The Charter believes in the capacity building of network members. This will help the members' wage struggles at the provincial and national levels. The capacity building includes an understanding of laws pertaining to informal workers, including the proposed bills on wage, industrial relations, occupational health and safety and social security in the legislature. Currently, there is no such platform existing in India voicing collective concerns of informal workers. This positioning of being the first and the only network at the national level gives it a competitive advantage.
Know moreWPC expresses our sadness for the families of the bereaved and the injured workers in the Mundka …
Read MoreWhat has changed? Working Poor still toiling, yet state apathy continues to undermine basic rights …
Read MoreHighlights non-compliance of labour laws; negligence by the builder, contractors, and authorities; …
Read MorePRESS RELEASE 11th December 2021 The Working People’s Coalition congratulates the Farmers’ Movement …
Read MoreWorking Peoples’ Charter congratulates the farmers movement for their historic victory!
Read MorePRESS RELEASE Activists from Unorganized Workers’ organizations show strength at their largest …
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic has given us the opportunity to finish the unfinished agenda of entitlements and advancement of the informal workers. Portable identity across state borders along with universal social protection including living wages, pension, maternity, health entitlements, and unemployment allowance are urgent needs of the hour. In the absence of this, the current state of informal workers in India looks bleak. Absence of urgent economic support will only further their already existing vulnerabilities, marginalization, and exploitation. They will continue to be treated as disposable and stateless persons.
THE STATE OF INDIA’S HEALTHCARE INITIATIVES Sameeksha Kumar Introduction India’s healthcare sector …
Read MoreToday the workers have to fight for their rights and with them India Labourline stands as a shield.
Read MoreSOUTH INDIA FARMERS-WORKERS ACTION-DIALOGUE - 2021 The Working Peoples’ Coalition (WPC) & the …
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