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Labor Committee Urges Worker Census
The article discusses the efforts of the Egyptian parliament in organizing the labor market and protecting workers' rights. It emphasizes the importance of the new labor law, which abolished the sixth form and ensures that workers sign their resignation in front of the labor office to avoid arbitrary dismissal. The law also introduced flexible work patterns such as remote work and job sharing, as well as an electronic registry system to safeguard documents and workers' rights. Additionally, a Emergency Aid Fund has been established to support workers, with a focus on identifying the millions of irregular workers, of whom only about 250,000 are officially registered. The minimum wage has increased from 2,000 Egyptian pounds six to seven years ago to 8,000 pounds currently, and it is expected that the National Wage Council will meet to set the minimum wage for the private sector. These measures aim to improve workers' conditions and secure their various rights.
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