This is the Human Rights Watch report on how serious restrictions imposed on non-citizen children of Jordanian women in #Jordan can trap them at the margins of society. In Jordan,a child born to a

This ILO Gallup report is the first of its kind in its efforts to employ a poll method to capture attitudes regarding gender and the workforce on a global scale (over 14 countries and territories

Around the world, finding a job is much tougher for women than it is for men. When women are employed, they tend to work in low-quality jobs in vulnerable conditions, and there is little improvement

Labor and Social Development Committee approved in its discussion on the draft temporary labor law for the year 2010 yesterday, to grant a two-day paternity leave for the worker, which is considered

A strong government and an empowered civil society, working hand in hand, is “essential” in achieving the economic and social development of Jordan, a top foreign diplomat said. In an interview with

The Lower House Labour Committee is currently reviewing a series of recommendations submitted by a coalition of 11 organisations aimed at amending the Labour Law to make it more gender-sensitive.

The Lower House Labour Committee is currently reviewing a series of recommendations submitted by a coalition of 11 organisations aimed at amending the Labour Law to make it more gender-sensitive.

A joint study conducted was conducted by the Information and Research Center – King Hussein Foundation,and the Center of Legislative Studies and Research in the Jordanian Parliament in order to