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  • Legal Instruments

    Pedlars Act, 1881

    This Act contains amendments to the Pedlars Act of 1881

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  • Legal Instruments

    Industrial Relations Act Code of Practice for Protecting Persons Employed in Other People’s Homes, 1990

    This document sets out a code of practise for the purposes of the Industrial Relations Act 1990 for protecting persons employed in other...

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  • Legal Instruments

    The Pedlars Act, 1871.

    This Act serves for granting certificates/licenses to pedlars that allow them to conduct their business.

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  • Legal Instruments

    Ireland Street Trading Act

    This Act regulates street trading in the Dublin and other county boroughs and urban districts that opt to adopt it.

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  • Legal Instruments

    Las Tres Villas Municipal Ordinance Regulating Street Trading

    This ordinance aims to regulate street trading in the town of Las Tres Villas.

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  • Advocacy Materials

    IDWN Solidarity Note to Domestic Workers and Cleaners in Netherlands

    “The International Domestic Workers Network (IDWN) is watching with great interest the events in the Netherlands. For the second year,...

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  • Fact Sheets/Infographics

    Garment Makers

    Booklet entitled Self-Employed Women: A Profile of SEWA’s Membership. The booklet features a write-up on the garment workers among SEWA’s...

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  • Legal Instruments

    Street Trading Regulation Act: Northern Ireland, 1929

    An Act to enable certain local authorities to regulate the carrying on of trading in streets within their areas.

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  • May 24 2015

    WFTO 13th Biennial Conference and Fair Trade Symposium

    • May 24, 2015 - May 31, 2015

    From 24-31 May 2015, a WIEGO team joined nearly 300 other delegates from 55 countries at the World Fair Trade Organization’s 13th Biennial...

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  • Project

    Global Movement of Home-Based Workers

    History of this Movement Home-based workers approached SEWA. We realized that many ’housewives’ are workers, but are invisible – even for...

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