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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An Act to enable certain local authorities to regulate the carrying on of trading in streets within their areas.
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This ordinance aims to regulate street trading in the town of Las Tres Villas.
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“The International Domestic Workers Network (IDWN) is watching with great interest the events in the Netherlands. For the second year,...
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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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This Act enables district councils in Northern Ireland to regulate street trading in their districts.
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The above Order applies to employees employed in private households, and serves as a regulation of their wages
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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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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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The Association of Home-Based Workers was registered in Bulgaria in 2002. In its work in support of Home-Based Workers, AHBW participates...
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The WIEGO Urban Policies Team analyzed news articles on street vendors from six continents over the past 18 months to gain a better understanding...
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