The Jordanian Labor Watch has confirmed that the 2024 flexible work system, which was recently approved by the government, is still weakly implemented, despite the positive amendments that have been made to it.

The Jordanian Labor Watch has warned of the negative impacts of the new bylaw to reduce contributions to old-age, disability, and death insurance for private sector workers, which was approved by the government last week.

The Jordan Labor Watch has called on the government to stop forcing or encouraging its employees into early retirement, highlighting the negative effects of this policy on the labor market and the sustainability of the social security system.

The Jordanian Labor Watch has called on the government to implement measures parallel to the recently published increase in medical doctors' fees. These measures would enable workers, particularly in the private sector with average and low incomes, to afford these increases in healthcare costs.

The Phenix Center for Economic and Information Studies concluded a training program for small and medium-sized agricultural holders on enhancing working conditions in the agricultural sector as part of the Empowering Work Pathways for Agricultural Workers in Jordan project.