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PH embassy in Seoul alerts OFWs on new Korean visa extension rule

Published April 8, 2021, 2:33 PM The Korean Immigration Service has informed the Philippine Embassy in Seoul about its new visa rule that will take effect on July 1, 2021 mandating that visa extension will now apply to only valid passports – passports which have not expired and have a valid date. Seoul, South Korea (Photo by Jonathan Hicap) Citing an example, the Embassy said even if the person is eligible for a 2-year extension, if his or her passport is only valid for six (6) months, the period of stay shall only be extended for six (6) months. Given the new visa rules, the Philippine Embassy advised the members of the Filipino community to ensure that their passports are duly updated, especially those who are applying for the extension of their stay in South Korea.

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Govt urged to ensure payment of minimum wages to all workers - Newspaper

Naeem Sadiq speaks at the Press Club on Saturday. White Star KARACHI: The Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (Piler) on Saturday held a seminar on the ‘Situation of implementation of the minimum wages law’ in the light of Sindh High Court’s decision regarding the janitors who work for the cantonment. It was demanded that the government ensure payment of the minimum wages to all workers especially the janitors working with civic bodies, security guards and petrol pump workers. The event was held at the Karachi Press Club. Rights activist Naeem Sadiq, the main petitioner in the matter, said that he had been contacted by a few of his friends concerned about very low wages of sanitary workers, security guards, etc.

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Over 60% workers paid below minimum wage

Over 60% workers paid below minimum wage Speakers lament no implementation of minimum wage law in Pakistan Ppi April 04, 2021 KARACHI: Minimum wage in Pakistan is lower than the living wage and even then, over 60% of the workers in the country are not receiving it, said Right activist Naim Sadiq Speaking at a seminar titled ‘Situation of Implementation of the Minimum Wages Law’ on Saturday, he lamented that despite the existence of minimum wage law in Pakistan, there was no implementation of the ruling. “There are no social security services or any kind of dearness allowance for workers,” he said. “Over 95% of workers in Pakistan do not receive any social security facility from the state institutions.”

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Call for paying minimum wage, implementing SHC verdict

Call for paying minimum wage, implementing SHC verdict Karachi April 4, 2021 Speakers at a seminar have demanded that the government ensure the payment of minimum wage to all the workers, especially janitors of the civic bodies, security guards and filling station workers. The Pakistan Institute of Labour Education & Research (Piler) held a seminar titled âSituation of Implementation of the Minimum Wages Lawâ at the Karachi Press Club on Saturday. Leaders of various trade unions and civil society groups attended the programme. Rights activist Naeem Sadiq said the Sindh Employees Social Security Institution (Sessi), the Employees Old-age Benefits Institution (EOBI) and the provincial labour department should implement the March 10 decision of the Sindh High Court (SHC) for paying minimum wage to the janitorial staff.

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Press Release - Villanueva hails Senate ratification of Labor Education bill

Press Release - Villanueva hails Senate ratification of Labor Education bill
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