‘Employers should respect womens’ rights’
Chief executive officers of 16 companies signed the statement of support for women empowerment principles
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SIALKOT:
Labour and Human Resources Secretary Farah Masood has emphasised the need for educating girls, setting up training-cum-work centres for women and girls and sorting out their problems regarding their commuting from home to workplace.
Women set ablaze by drunk cop in Sukkur succumb to their wounds
She advised the employers to respect rights of women and provide them with free of harassment work environment. She said this while addressing a ceremony which was organised by a Non-Government Organisation Baidari in collaboration with UN Women country office in Islamabad. Chief executive officers of 16 companies signed the statement of support for women empowerment principles.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 27th, 2017.
Labour and Human Resources Secretary Farah Masood has emphasised the need for educating girls, setting up training-cum-work centres for women and girls and sorting out their problems regarding their commuting from home to workplace.
Women set ablaze by drunk cop in Sukkur succumb to their wounds
She advised the employers to respect rights of women and provide them with free of harassment work environment. She said this while addressing a ceremony which was organised by a Non-Government Organisation Baidari in collaboration with UN Women country office in Islamabad. Chief executive officers of 16 companies signed the statement of support for women empowerment principles.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 27th, 2017.