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Loan
for foreign employment to restart (ht 29/12/2004)
Nepal
should ratify UN Convention: int’l migrants’ day— 2004 (ht
18/12/2004)
Cost
of Malaysian employment could go down by 50pc (kp 17/12/2004)
Four
nabbed for forging documents, by Bishnu Budhathoki (kp 17/12/2004), 24
youths headed for Kuwait arrested (rn 17/12/2004)
Lumbini
Overseas’ license scrapped (kp 15/12/2004), SC
revokes Pant’s decision (29/12/2004), Justice
Prevails: The stay order by the apex court against Minister Panta’s
whimsical decision allows 348 Nepalese workers to go to South Korea,
by Keshab Poudel (sp 31/12/2004)
Labor
perspective of human trafficking Ayushma Pandey (kp 08/12/2004)
Workers
outflow rebounds to pre -September level, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
08/12/2004)
83
options added for overseas work aspirants (ht 04/12/2004)
Cases
against manpower agencies double up, by RupakD Sharma (kp 03/12/2004),
Action
against agency sending Nepalis to Azerbaijan (rn 03/12/2004)
4
manpower agencies’ license at stake, by Rupak D. Sharma (kp
30/11/2004)
Govt
to open 100 more states for workers (ht 29/11/2004)
Nepali
job-seekers return sadder and wiser, by Mudita Bajracharya (ht
29/11/2004)
Employment
Promotion Must For Development, by Deepak Adhikari (rn 28/11/2004)
New
policy on labor migration in the offing (kp 27/11/2004)
Best
manpower agencies to be awarded (kp 20/11/2004)
Govt
breaks promise of free passports, by Bishnu Budhathoki (kp 20/11/2004)
Losing
the labour lottery: Raghuji Pant made three mistakes, by Ashutosh
Tiwari (nt 12/11/2004)
Writ
against Moondrops (kp 11/11/2004)
Youths
in droves leaving motherland, by Damaru Lal Bhandari and Ananta Raj
Luitel (ht 10/11/2004), Mere
lip service (ht 11/11/2004)
Foreign
job draft ordinance unveiled (kp 06/11/2004)
Govt
to launch campaign on foreign employment (ht 05/11/2004)
Lumbini,
Moondrops get green signal, by Rupak D Sharma (kp 02/11/2004)
Cabinet
does a flip-flop on lottery system Indra Gurung (ht 02/11/2004), Lottery
system dropped for 700 workers, by Chandra Shekhar Adhikari (rn
02/11/2004), Regressive
step (ht 03/11/2004)
Govt
to expand foreign employment source countries (kp 30/10/2004)
‘Korea
positive on Nepal’s request for EPS’, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
26/10/2004)
The
saga of Lumbini Overseas and Korean employment, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
19/10/2004)
More
is required (ht 18/10/2004)
Jobs
Abroad & Remittance: Mainstay Of Economy, by Uttam Maharjan (rn
15/10/2004)
‘Action
against bad manpower agencies soon’ (kp 15/10/2004)
Colombo
declaration translated into Nepali (ht 15/10/2004)
Unemployment
harsh in Nepal, by Kamala Sarup (tg 13/10/2004)
International
Labour Markets Safety & Security Must, by Bishnu Gautam (kp
12/10/2004)
Laborers
may have to pay more for Malaysian jobs, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
10/10/2004)
Selected
workers ask for flexibility (kp 08/10/2004), Selected
workers urged to take bold step (kp 09/10/2004)
Defiant
Lumbini Overseas to send workers to Korea, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
06/10/2004), Lumbini
backtracks, to follow govt instructions, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
07/10/2004)
Iraq
job seekers shortchanged (kp 03/10/2004)
Labor
export dips 50pc post 9/1, by Rupak D Sharma (kp 02/10/2004)
Jobs,
free visas for those returned from Gulf (rn 01/10/2004)
After
Iraq, agencies eye Azerbaijan, by Danda Gurung (rn 01/10/2004)
Deluge
of applicants for handful of KMC posts, by Tika R Pradhan (ht
30/09/2004), KMC
crowd tells tale of jobless rate, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn
30/09/2004)
15
manpower agencies under govt scanner (ht 30/09/2004)
Banda
no deterrent for job seekers (kp 29/09/2004)
“They
don’t even want to utter the name Iraq”, interview with Nirmal
Gurung, President of the Nepal Association of Foreign Employment Agencies
(nt 24/09/2004)
Manpower
agencies to submit report on damage (rn 23/09/2004)
An
affluent village with absent male population, by Bimal Pradhan (ht
23/09/2004)
Lumbini
Overseas moves SC over lottery system (ht 23/09/2004)
Employment
generation Need to rewrite the Tenth Plan, by Raghab D. Pant (ht
20/09/2004)
Mumbai-returned
youths seek govt aid for refund from agents (ht 20/09/2004), Refund
returnees (ht 21/09/2004)
Don’t
go abroad from second country, say the stranded (rn 20/09/2004)
Government
bans 15 manpower agencies, by Rupak D Sharma (kp 17/09/2004)
Resume
labor export (kp 16/09/2004)
Now,
manpower men at it (ht 15/09/2004), FEPD
vandalized (kp 15/09/2004), Hooligans
vandalise Labour Department, by Danda Gurung (rn 15/09/2004), 5
detained for DLEP vandalism (kp 16/09/2004)
Recruitment
agencies threaten to stop manpower export (kp 13/09/2004)
Manpower
agencies to get govt loan (kp 11/09/2004)
Belly-up:
The attacks on recruitment agencies on 1 September was the coup de grace,
by Navin Singh Khadka (nt 10/09/2004)
Skill
enhancement program for foreign job aspirants (kp 10/09/2004)
181
workers cleared for Malaysia, Gulf (kp 10/09/2004)
Plight
of Nepali migrant workers, by Om Prakash Aryal (ht 10/09/2004)
Role
of income from remittances, by Raghab D Pant (kp 09/09/2004)
Passports
submitted to labour dept, to be distributed from tomorrow (ht
09/09/2004), 7,500
passports to be handed over to owners (rn 09/09/2004)
Manpower
firms declare 9/1 ‘black day’ (ht 08/09/2004)
Manpower
agencies’ 7-day ultimatum (kp 06/09/2004)
Foreign
job-seekers have second thoughts, by Bhawani Adhikari (ht 06/09/2004)
Series
Of Setbacks: The strongest pillar of nation’s economy – overseas
remittance – could weaken in the face of a series of crisis haunting it,
by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 03/09/2004)
Govt
not to spare guilty (ht 02/09/2004), Action
sought against Moonlight Overseas (ht 03/09/2004), Pay
attention (ht 03/09/2004)
Nepalese
life hangs in balance, Foreign Ministry unable to act, by N. Aryal (tg
01/09/2004)
8,000
stranded Nepalis in Mumbai back home (rn 27/08/2004), Ordeal
of stranded Nepalis in Mumbai, by Om Prakash Sharma (kp 29/08/2004), Pregnant
silence on stranded workers says it all, by Tilak P. Pokharel (kp
30/08/2004) Finger-wagging
continues on stuck Nepalis (ht 31/08/2004)
Foreign
Employment: Under Threat, by Keshab Poudel (sp 27/08/2004)
Manpower
agents held (ht 27/08/2004), Police
arrest staff of two manpower agencies (rn 27/08/2004), Erring
manpower agents to face govt wrath (ht 28/08/2004)
Suitable
laws for migrants (ht 26/08/2004)
Govt
to implement lottery system (kp 19/08/2004)
Onus
on Lumbini Overseas in case Korean job quota lapses (ht 19/08/2004)
NAFEA
team leaving for India (kp 18/08/2004), Team
to assess situation of stranded Nepalis in Mumbai (kp 19/08/2004)
SC
rescinds stay order, okays job lottery system (ht 18/08/2004), SC:
Implement lottery system, by Ghanashyam Ojha & Kiran Chapagain (kp
18/08/2004), Lucky
draw to apply for Korea jobs (rn 18/08/2004), Welcome
verdict (kp 19/08/2004), Lumbini
Overseas likely to ignore SC order (pr 19/08/2004)
Safe
Jobs Abroad (rn 15/08/2004)
Govt
mulling foreign job law amendment (rn 14/08/2004)
"Nepalese
Are Going To Be The Loser", interview with Bal Krishna Neupane
(sp 13/08/2004), “I
Took A Decision That No Ministers In The Past Had Dared To Take”,
interview with Raghuji Panta, Minister for Labor and Transport Management
(sp 13/08/2004)
More
Nepalis leaving for foreign jobs: DoLEP, by Rupak D Sharma (kp
13/08/2004)
Pant
urges manpower agencies to fix rates (kp 08/08/2004)
Nepalese
migrant workers need increased benefits (rn 07/08/2004)
Labourers
in peril (kp 05/08/2004)
Nepali
workers taking up Iraq jobs ‘secretly’, by Tilak P. Pokharel (kp
04/08/2004), Ministry
cautions against workforce deployment in Iraq (kp 05/08/2004), As
officialdom naps, youths make beelines for lucrative Iraq jobs, by Surendra
Phuyal & Tilak P. Pokharel (kp 10/08/2004), Why
not Iraq if Nepal is as riskier? by Surendra Phuyal & Tilak P. Pokharel
(kp 11/08/2004)
Thousands
of Nepalis stranded in Mumbai, by Rekha Shrestha (ht 04/08/2004)
A
degree and a job: The missing link, by Anubhuti Parajuli (ht
03/07/2004)
Apples
ripe in India, Nepalis leave home (kp 31/07/2004)
Job
lottery govt rule based on report, by Arjun Bhandari (ht 31/07/2004)
Govt
policies hinder growth of foreign employment firms, by Indra Gurung
(ht 24/07/2004)
Select
workers for S Korea through lottery: MoLT (kp 23/07/2004), S
Korean jobs tempt youths (kp 24/07/2004), Foreign
employment agencies protest lottery system (ht 26/07/2004), Tug
of war for jobs to South Korea lingers on (rn 27/07/2004), Lottery
system illegal, say manpower agencies (ht 28/07/2004), Lucky
draw (ht 28/07/2004), Govt,
agency row flares up over lottery (kp 28/07/2004), Keep
it up! (kp 28/07/2004), Korea
job issue: Labour agencies warn of protests (rn 28/07/2004), Minister
Pant under cabinet pressure (kp 29/07/2004), Lottery:
Tussle between Minister and Lumbini Overseas (pr 29/07/2004), Govt’s
stance on labour quota is clear: Panta (rn 30/07/2004), Foreign
Employment: Lottery Controversy, by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 30/07/2004), The
luck of the draw: The odds are against the new labour lottery system,
by Ashutosh Tiwari (nt 30/07/2004), Minister
Pant firm on lottery system (kp 31/07/2004), CIAA
to probe ‘irregularities’ of Lumbini Overseas (kp 02/08/2004), Lumbini
agency may face govt action (ht 03/08/2004), CIAA
investigation on (kp 03/08/2004), Govt,
agencies patch up singles out Lumbini overseas, by Chandra Shekhar
Adhikari (rn 03/08/2004), Apex
Court stays lottery system (ht 04/08/2004), SC
stay order on Korea job lottery (kp 04/08/2004), SC’s
order to halt lottery to select workers (rn 04/08/2004), Govt
to challenge Lumbini case order (ht 05/08/2004), Govt
seeks revision on SC interim order (kp 06/08/2004), SC
stay order in Lumbini case has no ground: Govt (ht 07/08/2004), Pant
files petition at SC (kp 07/08/2004), ‘I’d
rather resign than compromise’, interview with Raghuji Pant,
Minister for Labour and Transport Management (kp 09/08/2004), Minister
Pant deserves support, by Damakant Jayshi (kp 09/08/2004), SC
bars Lumbini selection of hands (ht 11/08/2004), SC
subpoena to Lumbini (kp 11/08/2004), Lumbini
Overseas summoned to settle Korea job issue (rn 08/2004)
Nepalis
replacing Thai labourers in Israel (ht 04/07/2004)
Legal
eagle : SC allows double income privilege, by Ananta Raj Luitel (ht
27/06/2004)
Dreams
of youths going overseas for jobs go shattered, by Khagendra Bhattarai
(rn 23/06/2004)
Working
To Support: Although Nepalese women workers in Hong Kong are relatively
better off, they face various problems like frauds in the hands of
employment agencies
(sp 11/06/2004)
Nepali
political drama Deuba’s reappointment and tasks ahead, by Ajit N.S.
Thapa (ht 09/06/2004)
Labour
accords (ht 09/06/2004)
Nepalese troubled abroad as agencies cheat them
(rn 08/06/2004)
Urge
to exploit employment opportunities in Hong Kong (ht 08/06/2004)
ADB
fund for protecting female workers (ht 07/05/2004)
Migrants matter,
by Beena Kharel (kp 26/05/2004)
Handcuffed at home:
They prop up our economy, but Nepal’s overseas workers are hounded and duped by fellow-Nepalis every step of the way,
by Dewan Rai (nt 14/05/2004)
Foreign
job loan scheme a non-starter, by Rekha Shrestha (ht 13/05/2004), Hurdles
galore (ht 14/05/2004)
Clear
the mess (ht 29/04/2004)
Sorry Tale Of Jobs Abroad,
by Bishnu Gautam (rn 26/04/2004)
400,000 Nepalis working abroad:
Rate of workers’ outflow, however, declines (kp 20/04/2004)
Hunting For Jobs,
by BMD (rn 15/04/2004)
Getting
employed (ht 09/04/2004)
Creating
jobs (ht 02/04/2004)
Govt implements ‘reservation quota’ in foreign employment
(kp 20/03/2004)
Violence
fuels overseas job hunting (ht 09/03/2004)
Jordan new destination for Nepali workers
(kp 24/01/2004)
Foreign employment outflow dips
(kp 23/01/2004)
Unemployment:
Breeding Instability, by Keshab Poudel (sp 16/01/2004)
Labour Ministry displeased:
No special stamping on labour passports, by Sameer Ghimire (kp
15/01/2004)
Home-based workers appeal for job security,
by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 10/01/2004)
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