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Pak among 14 GSP+ countries shows overall progress
01 Feb '16
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The government, employers, and trade unions have welcomed GSP+ as a useful instrument. It has improved cooperation and dialogue among all parties on the labour market, and it should support Pakistan to address its continuing shortcomings on labour rights.
Priority of future work under the GSP+ monitoring and dialogue with Pakistan will be on delivering concrete improvements on the issues identified in the report, especially in relation to all human rights conventions, but also addressing the outstanding issues with regard to the protection of labour rights. (SH)
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