Labor Matters
Liberia: Minister Kruah Mandates Two Hiring Firms at LAC to Pay Over 500 Contractors Retroactively
MONROVIA – Labour Minister Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah Sr. has, with immediate effect, mandated two hiring (subcontractor) companies operating at the Liberia Agriculture Company (LAC)...
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Liberia: Minister Kruah Describes AFCON Workers’ Strike Action As ‘Illegal’
The Minister of Labor, Cllr. Cooper Kruah, has described the ongoing strike action by workers of AFCON, a subcontractor of ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), as...
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Liberia: Labor Ministry Moves to Strengthen Workplace Standards At China Railway Development
MONROVIA – The Ministry of Labor has made several recommendations to the management of China Railway Development aimed at improving the working conditions of...
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Liberia: 70,000 Jobs or 70,000 Questions?” LILGA Challenges Boakai’s Employment Claims
Monrovia — The Liberia Labour and Governance Alliance (LILGA) has raised serious concerns over President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s claim that his administration has created...
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Liberia: Labour Ministry Summons Managements of Bao-CHI-CO and China Railway to A High-Level Conference
Monrovia – The Ministry of Labour has summoned the managements of Bao-CHI-CO and China Railway Development to a high-level conference to discuss critical issues...
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Labour Minister Takes Steps to Remedy Unfair Labour Practices At LAC
MONROVIA – The Minister of Labour Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah Sr. has instituted several measures aimed at addressing unfair labour practices at the Liberia...
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Liberia: Labour Minister Kruah Seeks Reconciliation Among Workers In 2026
Labour Minister Cllr. Coorper W. Kruah Sr. has declared 2026 ‘a year of peace, reconciliation and unity’ among workers in order to achieve the...
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Liberia: Ministry of Labour Rated ‘F’ for 2025 as Governance Report Exposes Deepening Crisis in Liberia’s Labour Sector
Monrovia — The Ministry of Labour has been rated an overall ‘F’ for the year 2025 following the release of a damning Labour Governance...