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The Magna Carta for the Kasambahay, 2010
This bill seeks to protect domestic helpers from abuse at the hands of their employers and to guarantee them the enjoyment of their fundamental...
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Labour Domestic Workers Employment Regulations, 1992
This document outlines the minimum wages and conditions of employment for domestic workers in Zimbabwe.
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Chile Law: Ordenanza Municipal para el Comercio Estacionado y Ambulante (Santiago, Chile)
Ordinance governing street vending in Santiago, Chile
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India-Law: Special Provisions Act of Delhi (India), 2009
Law authorizing the Central Government of India to, inter alia, create a scheme for the regulation of Delhi street vendors in accordance...
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Northern Ireland Guide to the Street Trading Act, 2001
This Act enables district councils in Northern Ireland to regulate street trading in their districts.
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Application for a Hawker Stall License in Singapore
Application for a hawker stall license in Singapore
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Draft Proposals for an Informal Trading Policy for the City of East London, 1995
This policy paper serves as a proposal for an informal trading policy for the City of East London which ahs received considerable attention...
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Maluti-A-Phofung Municipality Street Trading Removal and Impoundment Policy
This policy serves to enforce a by-law relating to the supervision and control of the carrying on of the business of street vendors, peddlers...
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Queenstown By-law for the Supervision and Control of Street Vendors, Pedlars and Hawkers, 2000.
This doucment contains the by-law that was promulgated to facilitate the carrying on of Street Vending, Peddling and Hawking in Queenstown. ...
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Urban Justice Center- Street Vendor Project
This pamphlet assists street vendors in identifying if their trading spot and trading surfaces comply with New York City regulations.
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