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International Labour Day Pakistan: Workers’ Rights Take Center Stage

International Labour Day Pakistan: Workers’ Rights Take Center Stage

Labour Day Pakistan was observed nationwide with rallies and public gatherings on Friday. Trade unions and civil groups led these events with strong participation. People came together to support workers’ rights and dignity.
Moreover, the day reminded everyone of the need for fair wages and safe workplaces. It also highlighted the importance of social protection for all workers. As a result, the message of unity and progress echoed across the country.

Leaders Stress Skills and Protection

President Asif Ali Zardari urged action to prepare workers for modern challenges. He stressed the need to build skills for a fast-changing job market. In addition, he called for teamwork between government, businesses, and schools.
He said this day honors global struggles for workers’ rights and respect. Therefore, the country must continue to support fair pay and safe conditions. His message encouraged inclusive growth and equal opportunities for all.

Government Steps for Worker Welfare

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised workers as the backbone of national growth. He reaffirmed efforts to ensure safe and healthy working conditions. Furthermore, he highlighted new progress in workplace safety systems.
He noted that workers now benefit from a national safety and health profile. This step aims to reduce risks and improve conditions across industries. In addition, the government expanded support through welfare programs.
Institutions like the Employees’ Old-Age Benefits Institution and Workers Welfare Fund now reach more people. As a result, more workers receive fair protection and support. These steps show a stronger commitment to worker welfare nationwide.

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