The Ministry of Employment, Labour and Social Security has issued a public warning against two unlicensed recruitment agencies Taju Holdings Recruitment & Travel Agency and Malador Traveling Agency...
The Minister of Employment, Labour, and Social Security of Sierra Leone, Hon. Mohamed Rahman Swaray, has called for stronger global partnerships and innovative approaches to tackle informality in labour...
It is almost three months since Koidu Holdings and First Lady Fatima Bio have been having a running battle over the welfare of employees of the multi-national mining company. Alongside aggrieved mines...
A group of women and children, said to be the wives and children of sacked Koidu Holdings workers, staged a protest after their husbands were dismissed from the company. The women are demanding that Koidu...
The Parliament of Sierra Leone has granted approval for the development of a Digital Unified E-Resident and Work Permit System, marking a significant step towards digital governance in the country. The...
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) has updated its membership and the general public on its intervention in the recent protest by staff of the Sierra Leone Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC),...
The Government of Sierra Leone has unveiled the Sierra Leone Labour Market Information System (SL-LMIS), a web-based job tracking platform designed to meticulously monitor the government's progress towards...
The Ministry of Employment, Labour and Social Security (MELSS) has confirmed that it has received copies of summary dismissal letters affecting more than 1,000 Sierra Leonean employees of Koidu Limited. In...
First Lady Fatima Maada Bio joined workers and guests at the National Labour Awards Dinner held at the Bintumani Hotel in Freetown to mark this year’s Labour Day, where she was honoured with a special...
The Minister of Employment, Labour and Social Security, Mohamed Rahman Swaray, during the Sierra Leone's first National Labour Conference, urged employers to prioritize labour standards and ensure decent...
