Thousands of Burmese migrants face unemployment after new minimum wage requirements imposed by the Thai government earlier this month forced several factories and workshops to close down.
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Immigration Ministry moves to remove departure-form system
The departure form, or D-form, system for those leaving the country can only be cancelled with approval from the central government, a Ministry of Immigration and Population official said following reports in local media quoting Immigration Minister Khin Yi as saying the D-form would be history as of April.
Read MoreMyanmar: Stop discriminating against the Royingha
It is does not matter what they are known as - Rohingya or Bengali - but they must have basic rights and be protected from violence and fear while living in Myanmar, which is supposed to be their homeland.
Read MoreMyanmar to send experienced labor officials to Jordan
Four woman workers were wounded in a fight among Myanmar workers on March 2 after more than 1000 Myanmar workers staged protests at a garment factory owned by Century Miracle Apparel Mgf Co, Ltd.
Read MoreASEAN recognizes certificates for Myanmar workers
Myanmar’s Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security said they are working on providing skilled workers with certificates recognized by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
Read MoreForeign doctors will have to be registered
The Myanmar Medical Council has recently issued an announcement for foreign doctors who want to practice in Myanmar.
Read More10 per cent of Myanmar's population is migrant workers overseas
Around 10 per cent of Myanmar's population are migrant workers in foreign countries mostly working as manual labor, according to an official from European Union.
Read MoreMyanmar migrant workers become jobless while officially documented
Many of Myanmar migrant workers with official documents in hand in Thailand are becoming jobless, suggesting that Thai companies preferred undocumented workers, Htoo Chit, founder and a senior advisor for Foundation for Education and Development (FED) said.
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