A position paper issued by the Jordan Labour Watch (JLW) has illustrated that there are still many gaps in occupational health and safety in Jordan.

The number of protests held by workers in Jordan in 2021 increased by 55% compared to 2020, increasing from 145 protests to 225.

Phenix Center for Economic and Informatics Studies has concluded, in partnership with Oxfam, the three-year Youth Participation and Employment project. The components of the project included awareness sessions, dialogues, policy papers, and research papers.

Jordan Labor Watch again denounces the amendments of the Social Security Law, which will lead to the exclusion of certain categories of workers from Old Age Insurance. The new amendments will enable agriculture holdings to limit the insurance it provides its workers to merely Work Injury Insurance until 2024.

Jordan Labor Watch expresses its disappointment in the decision to exclude private sector workers from voting day holiday on the day of elections for municipal councils and provincial councils.