In a bid to bolster workplace compliance and safeguard labour rights within Kenya's vibrant textile industry, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has embarked on a transformative journey alongside tripartite partners. Through the All Hands in Kenya (AHK) project, the ILO underscores the pivotal role of robust legislative frameworks and efficient labour market institutions in nurturing productive and harmonious employment ecosystems.
In bustling shopping centers across Jakarta, the allure of unbelievably low prices draws in throngs of consumers eager to snag a bargain. One-piece sleepwear for a mere 25,000 rupiah (S$2), or a two-piece set priced at 35,000 rupiah, seem too good to pass up. Yet, behind the enticing deals lurks a shadowy market of illegal imports that pose a significant threat to Indonesia’s economy and local industries.
The ICE cotton market maintained its resilience, registering modest gains across various contracts, despite some disappointing data on US cotton export sales. Traders kept a keen eye on market dynamics, with the rally in crude oil prices and a weaker dollar index offering support to cotton prices.
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