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Labour Rights Nepal: Chamber Advocates for Worker Safety & Social Security

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1st May 2025, Kathmandu

On the 136th International Labour Day, the Nepal Chamber of Commerce expressed its firm stance on supporting workers’ rights and well-being.

Labour Rights Nepal

In its message shared on May 1, the Chamber reiterated its commitment to ensuring that laborers’ rights are protected for the overall economic development of the country.

Prioritizing Worker Safety and Economic Growth

The Chamber emphasized that securing the workforce is crucial for achieving economic prosperity. It highlighted that creating a favorable investment environment is vital to the country’s growth. The Constitution of Nepal 2072 already defines labor rights as fundamental rights. The Chamber called for the social security fund to be made more effective to protect workers and their families.

Need for Revisions in Labor Laws

In its message, the Chamber pointed out the necessity of revising and updating labor laws to keep up with the changing times. It stressed that reforms are essential for addressing current challenges in the labor market. Moreover, the Chamber stated that a good relationship between employers and employees can boost productivity, contributing to long-term economic success.

Improving Workers’ Access to Health Services

The Chamber also urged the government to improve healthcare access for workers. It pointed out that healthcare is a crucial part of workers’ rights. By making health services more accessible, the overall well-being of workers will improve. The Chamber called for special initiatives to make healthcare services more convenient and efficient for the workforce.

Collaborative Efforts for Economic Prosperity

According to the Chamber, a strong partnership between the government, the private sector, and laborers is necessary to create a prosperous economy. It emphasized that only by working together can Nepal achieve the goal of a business-friendly environment, increase employment, and enhance productivity. This collaboration will lead to broader economic growth.

The Chamber expressed confidence that collective efforts will help drive Nepal toward greater prosperity. By focusing on these key areas—labor rights, healthcare access, and economic collaboration—Nepal can ensure a strong and sustainable future for its workers and the economy.

Moving Forward Together

Looking ahead, the Nepal Chamber of Commerce remains committed to advocating for workers’ rights. It will continue working with government agencies and private organizations to ensure that labor laws are upheld and that workers receive fair treatment. The Chamber believes that through cooperation, Nepal will make significant strides in labor rights and overall economic progress.

With the joint efforts of all stakeholders, the Chamber is confident that Nepal can create an environment where workers thrive and contribute to the nation’s economic growth. This vision will lead to a prosperous and productive future for Nepal.

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