By Jones Gadama
The Malawi Labour Day celebrations, currently underway at Balaka Stadium, have recognized several outstanding institutions for their exceptional contributions in various categories.
The event aims to commemorate the achievements of the labour movement and promote workers’ rights.
Castel Malawi Limited has been awarded for its exemplary compliance with labour laws, demonstrating its commitment to upholding workers’ rights and promoting a safe working environment.
The Malawi Liverpool Research Programme has been named the best in quality service and innovation, highlighting its significant contributions to healthcare research and development in Malawi.
Standard Bank Malawi has been voted as the employer of the year, recognizing its efforts in providing a conducive work environment and promoting employee welfare.
International Labour Organization (ILO) country director, Wellington Chibebe, emphasized the need for labour laws that safeguard the rights and welfare of all workers in Malawi.
He called for the formulation of policies that promote decent work, social protection, and fair labour practices.
“The formulation of labour laws that safeguard the rights and welfare of all workers in Malawi is crucial for promoting economic growth and development,” Chibebe said.
The event highlights the importance of promoting workers’ rights and welfare in Malawi.
By recognizing outstanding institutions, the Labour Day celebrations encourage other organizations to prioritize employee welfare and promote fair labour practices.
As the country continues to grow and develop, promoting decent work and labour rights will be crucial for ensuring that workers benefit from economic progress.
The recognition of outstanding institutions during the Labour Day celebrations contributes to creating a better work environment and promoting economic growth and development in the country.
The event serves as a reminder of the importance of promoting workers’ rights and welfare, and the need for labour laws that safeguard the rights of all workers in Malawi.
