Djibouti minister consults on new labour code
Social partners will refine the draft code during a workshop from November 8 to 11.
Djibouti's Minister of Labour met with social partners on October 26 to discuss the new Labour Code. The updated code aims to modernise labour relations and adapt to the evolving job market. The minister invited feedback on the draft text to incorporate worker and employer concerns.
A workshop is scheduled from November 8 to 11 to further discuss contributions and prepare the draft for the CONTESS committee. This initiative is part of a broader legal reform including civil servant regulations and a new collective agreement. The minister stressed the importance of dialogue and cooperation.
The Ministry of Labour is committed to modernising labour laws and strengthening social dialogue. This process seeks to ensure professional relations are based on mutual respect for rights and obligations.
Why it mattersDjibouti's workers and employers will be directly affected by the new labour code and collective agreement.