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Outsourcing
Employers can no longer exploit workers’ status.
Parvez Rahim
Devolving labour
Many legal issues involve trans-provincial firms.
Work negotiations
Handling unions’ demands wisely is less costly in the long run.
Share in profits
Many employers are not contributing to the EOBI.
Taking the lead
Sindh’s new labour policy is highly ambitious.
Labour judgement
It’s time to regularise the services of contractual workers.
NON-FICTION: JOURNEY TO ENLIGHTENMENT
Documenting the educational revolution since 1946 in Gilgit-Baltistan
Office politics
First-time employees may not be aware of company intrigues.
Trade unions
The evolution of collective bargaining rights has been patchy.
Workers’ suffering
The failure to devolve labour laws has caused confusion.
Managing IR
A tit-for-tat policy does not work in industrial relations.
Minimum wages
Pakistan would do well to heed the ILO’s advice.
Training in IR
Managing industrial relations requires specific skills.
Corporate culture
Why does productivity vary from company to company?
Workers’ incentives
Progressive companies grant additional bonuses and leave.
Wage laws
Trivial amounts of the cost of living allowance makes salaries seem absurd.
Workers’ welfare
Labour laws have become confusing and contradictory.
NON-FICTION: A man of the people
The life and times of a worthy politician from the perspective of his contemporaries
Justice for labour
The poor cannot afford costly litigation.
Evolution of the Islamic labour movement
An account of the development and growth of workers’ unions in Pakistan