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Free online workshop on labor rights to be held in Venezuela

From El Nacional · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Press release Official statement New plan
  • Provea announced a free virtual workshop on labor human rights in partnership with the Central University of Venezuela and the Observatory of Trade Union Freedom.
  • The 10-week course will cover decent wages, employment contracts, collective bargaining, union organizing and international protection mechanisms.
  • Registration is open until Sept. 7, with places limited to 60 participants.

Provea has announced a free online workshop designed to teach Venezuelans about their labor rights. The organization is running the program with the Central University of Venezuela and the Observatory of Trade Union Freedom.

The 10-week course will explain mechanisms for protecting workers in Venezuela. It will also address how to calculate social benefits, determine wages and use international bodies such as the International Labour Organization and the Inter-American human rights system.

The organizers said the program will highlight fundamental rights including access to a decent salary, collective bargaining and union organization. They have limited enrollment to 60 places, and applications will remain open until Sept. 7.

Provea promoted the initiative on X with the message: “There are companies and governments that do not want you to know your right to a decent salary, contracts or to organize.” Interested applicants can register through the official Google Form linked by the organizers.

There are companies and governments that do not want you to know your right to a decent salary, contracts or to organize.

· ProveaThe organization’s message promoting the free labor-rights workshop.
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Originally published by El Nacional in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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