Business leaders say CSR is a corporate responsibility rather than a source of government revenue.

DoFE warns 434 recruitment firms for failing to submit mandatory flight records.

Amendments introduce worker-management committees, allow virtual dispute hearings, tighten penalties for wage violations and extend non-compete restrictions to two years.

The department also introduces stricter enforcement of worker compensation rules, including a Rs50,000 fine per worker for charging recruitment fees above the legal limit.

Most victims were student visa holders engaged in work, as rising costs, loan pressure and weak support systems fuel concern over mental health and labour oversight.

New labour permits fall nearly 19 percent as job opportunities shrink in Gulf countries, labour regulations tighten, and geopolitical tensions rise in West Asia.

Investigation underway as Qatar rules out sabotage and confirms no impact on LNG operations.

Foreign employment agencies accuse Saudi authorities of bypassing bilateral labour mechanisms and adding new financial burdens on migrant workers.

They say the rule was introduced unilaterally and will add financial burden on job seekers in Saudi Arabia.

New rule taking effect today requires workers travelling to the kingdom on labour visas to pass a mandatory skills certification test.

Local governments prepare draft directive to document skills, investment plans and earnings of returning labour migrants amid lack of national records.

Migrants caught up in a document authentication scam can now apply for temporary residence permits after Portuguese authorities accepted they were victims of fraud.

More than a hundred Nepalis are currently stranded in Trieste on the Italian-Slovenian border. This migration process has become almost routine.

Government announces zero-cost migration measures, remittance investment schemes, rescue support for stranded workers and programmes for returnee migrants.

Embassy in Bangkok urges undocumented Nepalis in Cambodia to return home immediately.