#Secretary of Labour

[filosofablogger]

Score One For We The People!

Far too often the people who work to make, sell and distribute a product or service are not the ones who are enjoying the profits of their labours – the corporate CEOs are using the product of the workers’ blood, sweat and tears to enhance their own profits, to buy yachts, mansions, vacation homes, and private airplanes.  This week may have given us a glimmer of hope that workers do have some…

[unclefungusthegoat]

I can’t overstate the sense of doom I’m feeling about the US midterms, and I don’t even live there. The Republican party is EVIL - white supremacist, Christian nationalist, anti-choice, anti-human rights, anti-democracy, anti-vaccine, climate change denying, book burning, gun-toting fascists. A literal cult. The idea of them losing makes me worry for the violence they’ve been threatening - I remember watching the Jan 6th insurrection unfold live on TV and was horrified. 

But the idea of them winning?

It’s scary beyond words.

[primepaginequotidiani]

PRIMA PAGINA The Times di Oggi martedì, 17 settembre 2024

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"PRISONERS UTILIZED IN MAKING BRICKS," Toronto Globe. June 25, 1913. Page 9. ---- Will Supply Material for New Government Buildings ---- PLANT WEST OF MIMICO ---- New Branch of Prison Reform Movement Instituted by Mr. Hanna - Men Sleep in Tents and Are Not Hampered by Guards. ---- Hard by the Lake Shore road, and just west of the Victoria Industrial School at Mimico, what looks like a construction camp is the nucleus of a large brickmaking industry which the Provincial Government is about to establish. This is to be a branch of the Central Prison reform movement, instituted by Hon. W. J. Hanna, and will be under the immediate direction of Mr. S. A. Armstrong, Assistant Provincial Secretary.

The estimated brick requirements for work already under way by the Provincial Secretary's Department is 25,000,000, and in addition to this quantity a great number of fire-proof tile will also be wanted for the Government buildings now under construction. Difficulty in obtaining delivery and a prospective saving of five dollars on every thousand of brick used has induced Mr. Hanna to embark on this undertaking.

The plant will have a capacity of about 10,000.000 brick a year, and this will be used in the construction of the new Hospital for Insane at Whitby, a certain class of buildings at the Central Prison Farm at Guelph, and additions which have to be made to various institutions in different parts of the Province. Already lime, building stone and crushed stone is being supplied from the Guelph establishment, and the work of the prisoners is being extended to include brick-making.

As reports go so far the prisoners enjoy the new work. They are hardly fettered at all by watching guards, and their sleeping quarters consist of nothing but the tents, which may be seen by the roadside. A flap of canvas is all that separates them from liberty in the night time, but by selection and discipline the desire to make a dash for liberty with the prospect of the brick walls of the Strachan avenue institution in the event of recapture has been a sufficient deterrent until the present time.

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In Britain during the nineteen-thirties, voluntary sterilization was opposed by the Roman Catholic press, and the Secretary of the Labour Party discouraged taking the campaign for legalization to the rank and file on grounds that a number of them were Catholic and the measure would be controversial among them.

"In the Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity" - Daniel J. Kevles

[crossdreamers]

There is a pro-transgender Labour revolt against health secretary Wes Streeting. You can sign the letter.

Labour health secretary Wes Streeting has continued the transphobic policies of the previous Conservative government. Now Labour members have published and open letter anyone can sign.

Wes Streeting has said:

“This ban [on puberty blockers] brings the private sector in line with the NHS. We are committed to providing young people with the evidence-led care that they deserve”.

Evidence shows that blockers are of great help to young trans people, as it gives them some breathing space before puberty changes their bodies in traumatic ways.

Streeting is either lying about what medical research on trans people says or he has not done his homework. As a gay man he should know how oppression and erasure work.

The letter states:

International evidence shows that puberty suppressing hormones are a safe and effective way to temporarily pause a young person’s puberty, giving them time to consider their options for transition. Much of the concern around their use stems from the idea that those who take puberty blockers go on to use cross sex hormones as part of their transition. We do not think that trans young people growing up to be happy and healthy trans adults is a bad outcome while rates of de/retransition are exceptionally low. Rather than honouring Labour’s manifesto commitment to “remove indignities for trans people who deserve recognition & acceptance,” you have decided to strip trans young people of their bodily autonomy, undermining important medical principles, such as Gillick Competence, in favour of upholding the Conservative approach of politicising the lives of trans people. Even the widely discredited Cass Review does not go so far as to recommend the criminalisation of puberty blockers for trans young people.

You can read and sign the letter here.

See also:

Wes Streetings Tweet: An Analysis #BWOT Wes Streeting sparks fury after defending ban on puberty blockers for trans kids The World Professional Association for Transgender Health with severe critique of the UK Cass review on transgender youth

By Jack Molay.

[apacnewsnetwork0]

Gujarat’s way of empowering youth by integrating education & skill development, highlights IAS Dr Anju Sharma, Principal Secretary, Labour, Skill Development and Employment Development Department

Bengaluru: Ensuring employable skilled workforce ready for the new age of digital innovation. That has been the endeavour of the Gujarat government while implementing various skill development & technical education courses. This was highlighted by IAS Dr Anju Sharma, Principal Secretary Labour, Skill Development and Employment Development, Government of Gujarat in her Keynote Address at APAC 5th Global Education & Skill Conclave, held in Bengaluru in February 2023. She talked about how the government of Gujarat is helping the youth to become capable of competing globally.

With the growth of technology on a global scale, the need for newly acquired skills cannot be ignored. The youth of today, who are invested in the growth of technology and see their future in this sector, have realised their need to accommodate the ever-growing and demanding requirements to continue in this technological race.

Sharma said, “For the next 10 years, 68 million jobs will be lost every year but 93 million new jobs will be created with new skill roles. Therefore, we need to redefine our education system in conjunction with technology and give students experiential education.”

Gujarat Model of Skill Development

The Gujarat model of skill development encompasses a range of initiatives and policies aimed at enhancing the employability of the youth of the state. Key components include the formulation of a Skill Development Policy, the establishment of Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) offering vocational courses in various trades, the creation of Skill Development Centres catering to diverse sectors, and the fostering of industry partnerships to align training programs with market needs. Gujarat has also launched the "Kaushalya Vardhan Kendra" as part of its Skill Development Mission.

Read More - https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2023/10/gujarats-way-of-empowering-youth-by-integrating-education-skill-development-highlights-ias-dr-anju-sharma-principal-secretary-labour-skill-development-and-employment-development-department/

[digitalsanshta]

Is registration of charitable trust mandatory?

Here are a few key reasons why registration of a charitable trust is typically mandatory:

Legal Recognition: Registering a charitable trust provides legal recognition and establishes it as a distinct legal entity. This recognition helps define the trust’s purpose, activities, and the legal framework within which it operates.

Tax Exemptions and Benefits: Registered charitable trusts often enjoy tax exemptions and benefits provided by the government or tax authorities. These can include exemptions from income tax, property tax, and customs duties. To avail these benefits, compliance with registration requirements is necessary.

Transparency and Accountability: Registration of a charitable trust usually requires submission of relevant documentation and information about the trust’s activities, governance, and financial management. This promotes transparency and accountability by ensuring that the trust operates in accordance with the laws and regulations governing charitable organizations.

Trustee Protection: Registering a charitable trust can provide legal protection for the trustees, shielding them from personal liability in case of legal disputes or financial obligations of the trust. This protection encourages individuals to take up the role of trustees and participate in charitable activities without excessive personal risk.

Public Trust: Registering a charitable trust enhances public trust and confidence in the organization. Potential donors, volunteers, and stakeholders often prefer to engage with registered trusts as it provides assurance that the trust meets certain legal standards and is subject to regulatory oversight.

It’s important to note that registration requirements and procedures may differ from one jurisdiction to another. The specific registration process, documentation required, and ongoing compliance obligations will depend on the laws and regulations of the respective country or region. It is advisable to consult legal professionals or relevant authorities in your jurisdiction to understand the specific requirements and implications of registering a charitable trust. You may find some best Non governmental organizations support service in Ghaziabad.

[konigsblog]

Being a Colonel in the military surely means alot of paperwork... which surely means having a secretary... maybe a very ✨lovely and breedable✨ secretary

könig x secretary!reader.

könig can get so stressed and busied with all the paperwork that comes with being a colonel. he doesn't hate his rank honestly, as it feeds into his god complex, allowing him to give orders and become a person of authority and superiority towards new recruits. what he needs is a pretty little secretary that'll obey and treat his desirable, desperate needs; massaging his shoulders or fondling his heavy, full balls.

he's incredibly busy, with no time for dating apps and being a social reject to society. what könig needs is a sexual relationship with his little secretary, watching you suck him off or take his full, potent loads. after all, he's a busy man, where will his precious seed go?

when your hands massage the aches from his shoulders, he can't help but melt into your touch, breathing hot and laboured beneath the veil. your sweet, comforting and soothing touch doesn't help his boner though... so do yourself a favour and save yourself from a scolding or a spanking, and get on your knees, sucking him off while he focuses on reports, little mouse.

[stroudtimes]

Shadow Health Secretary visits Stroud - and pledges support for Maternity Hospital

Shadow Health Secretary visits Stroud – and pledges support for Maternity Hospital

[ayeforscotland]

It is worth saying that I do notice a tangible difference in engagement whenever I make a post criticising the UK Labour Party.

I totally understand that it makes a lot of people uncomfortable because it’s easier to reduce politics to ‘good/bad’.

I’d like to think I’ve also been open at recognising that for some people who’ve been holding out for the Tories being removed from power, they totally need a chance to celebrate that happening.

But I would also like to see a similar understanding from them that Labour deserve to be criticised for what they do and what they say and what policies they advocate for. Especially when it’s identical to what the Tories have been pushing for the last decade.

Over the past several years, Starmer’s Labour Party refused to support the Rail workers strike, their health Secretary has been open about NHS privatisation, their shadow chancellor was open about continuing austerity, they didn’t pledge to remove the two-child cap (and rape clause) and a lot of their election campaigning was on forcing disabled people back into work and bowing down to transphobia.

And that’s depressing. It really is, and I’m really sorry that Labour aren’t what everyone thinks they should be. But I absolutely refuse to gloss over it, or ignore it. If that really upsets you, please consider blocking me for now and consider unblocking me when you feel you can read about it.

To be clear, I’m totally open to Labour doing a 180 and start introducing good policy or reversing bad ones. But until they do, I’m not going to relax about it.

[seachranaidhe]

Do these people understand the GFA/BA?

Thought the following comments by Peter Kyle, shadow NI Secretary for the BLP were fairly innocuous. But no. Apparently not. Northern Ireland unionists have expressed alarm after the shadow Northern Ireland secretary, Peter Kyle, said he would be prepared to call a referendum on Irish unity if certain conditions were met. Kyle would set out […] Do these people understand the GFA/BA?