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  • Government, Employers, and Workers’ Representatives Coordination Meeting (2/2025) Held by the National Unity Government

    February 23, 2025

    On February 23, 2025, at 13:00 hours, the Ministry of Labour of the National Unity Government organized and commenced the Coordination Meeting of Government, Employers, and Workers’ Representatives (2/2025) alongside the NUG + NUCC Joint Working Committee (JWC) (Anti Sham-Election). The meeting was attended by Ministry of Labour officials, including the Union Minister and Deputy Minister, as well as representatives from the Myanmar Employers’ Organisation (MEO), Myanmar Employers Federation (MEF), the Myanmar Labour Alliance (MLA), the Confederation of Trade Unions Myanmar (CTUM), and delegates from the NUG + NUCC Joint Working Committee (JWC) (Anti Sham-Election), along with the Overseas Irrawaddy Association (OIA), totaling 30 representatives.

    The Union Minister of the Ministry of Labour, Nai Suwunna, delivered the opening speech, after which attendees discussed updates on ongoing activities, including the International Labour Organization (ILO)’s investigative report and recommendations on Myanmar. They also deliberated on compliance with decisions made at the International Labour Conference (ILC). The meeting emphasized the lack of adherence to international labour rights and human rights, calling for effective measures and international actions under Article 33 of the ILO Constitution against the military junta’s violations of fundamental workers’ rights and human rights. Furthermore, the participants discussed coordination and actions with international bodies such as the United Nations (UN), International Criminal Court (ICC), and International Court of Justice (ICJ).

    In the second part of the meeting, NUG + NUCC – JWC (Anti Sham-Election) and the Three-Point Alliance held discussions on potential collaborative activities. The meeting concluded at 17:30.

  • National Unity Government, Ministry of Labour: Implementation of Ground-Level Activities

    The Ministry of Labour of the National Unity Government has been actively engaged in implementing rural-based initiatives to create job opportunities, ensure a regular income, and support economic stability. These efforts aim to enhance agricultural and livestock sectors. In line with these objectives, on February 11, 2025, the Ministry distributed 30,000 Kyat per household to 40 households in two rural townships in Sagaing Region, providing financial assistance for poultry feed to promote sustainable livelihoods in the targeted villages.

  • National Unity Government, Ministry of Labour: Implementation of Ground-Level Activities

    The Ministry of Labour of the National Unity Government has been actively engaged in implementing rural-based initiatives to create job opportunities, ensure a regular income, and support economic stability. These efforts aim to enhance agricultural and livestock sectors. In line with these objectives, on February 11, 2025, the Ministry distributed 30,000 Kyat per household to 40 households in two rural townships in Sagaing Region, providing financial assistance for poultry feed to promote sustainable livelihoods in the targeted villages.

  • Union Parliament’s 7th Session, Second Day: Deputy Minister U Kyaw Ni Addresses Military Junta’s Election Legitimacy and Diplomatic Efforts

    During the second day of the 7th session of the Union Parliament, discussions were held regarding the upcoming election planned by the military junta. It was emphasized that this election would be a sham and would not resolve the current political crisis. On behalf of the National Unity Government, Deputy Minister of Labour U Kyaw Ni reiterated that the government remains committed to establishing a federal democratic union in accordance with the aspirations of the people. He highlighted ongoing efforts in collaboration with revolutionary forces to achieve this goal. Furthermore, the discussion underscored the importance of clearly informing both regional and international stakeholders about the current political situation. The National Unity Government was urged to engage in diplomatic approaches to address various ongoing challenges and seek viable solutions.

  • National Unity Government’s Ministry of Labour Implements Community-Based Livelihood Programs

    The Ministry of Labour under the National Unity Government continues to implement ground-level livelihood programs aimed at creating employment opportunities, ensuring stable income, and improving the well-being of the people. As part of these efforts, the ministry is supporting community-based initiatives in the agricultural and livestock sectors. On January 12, 2025, the ministry distributed poultry feed to 40 households engaged in poultry farming in two townships within the Sagaing Region.

  • National Unity Government’s Ministry of Labour Implements Community-Based Livelihood Programs

    The Ministry of Labour under the National Unity Government continues to implement ground-level livelihood programs aimed at creating employment opportunities, ensuring stable income, and improving the well-being of the people. As part of these efforts, the ministry is supporting community-based initiatives in the agricultural and livestock sectors. On January 12, 2025, the ministry distributed poultry feed to 40 households engaged in poultry farming in two townships within the Sagaing Region.

  • National Unity Government, Ministry of Labour Implements Ground-Level Initiatives

    December 20, 2024

    National Unity Government, Ministry of Labour continues to implement ground-level initiatives aimed at creating employment opportunities, ensuring stable income, and improving the livelihoods of the people. As part of these efforts, the Ministry has been supporting village-based enterprises in the agricultural and livestock sectors. On December 19, 2024, the Ministry of Labour distributed 20 bags of soil nutrients to several villages in the Sagaing Region to support local agricultural activities.

  • National Unity Government, Ministry of Labour Implements Ground-Level Initiatives

    December 20, 2024

    National Unity Government, Ministry of Labour continues to implement ground-level initiatives aimed at creating employment opportunities, ensuring stable income, and improving the livelihoods of the people. As part of these efforts, the Ministry has been supporting village-based enterprises in the agricultural and livestock sectors. On December 19, 2024, the Ministry of Labour distributed 20 bags of soil nutrients to several villages in the Sagaing Region to support local agricultural activities.

  • Migrant Workers File Complaint Over Unpaid Wages After Restaurant Closure in Bangkok

    Ten Myanmar migrant workers employed at a restaurant in Pathumwan Shopping Mall, Bangkok, reported that their employer closed the restaurant without settling their wages and did not provide alternative employment. Seeking assistance, they filed a formal complaint at the Thai Central Labour Court.

    Cases of labor rights violations can also be reported through the Ministry of Labour’s official Facebook page.

     

  • Migrant Workers File Complaint Over Unpaid Wages After Restaurant Closure in Bangkok

    Ten Myanmar migrant workers employed at a restaurant in Pathumwan Shopping Mall, Bangkok, reported that their employer closed the restaurant without settling their wages and did not provide alternative employment. Seeking assistance, they filed a formal complaint at the Thai Central Labour Court.

    Cases of labor rights violations can also be reported through the Ministry of Labour’s official Facebook page.