MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº 02/MIFOTRA/22 OF 30/08/2022 ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, EMPLOYEES’ AND EMPLOYERS’ ORGANISATIONS, CHILD EMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT OF A FOREIGNER, THE CHILD AND CIRCUMSTANTIAL LEAVE | 02/MIFOTRA/22 OF 30/08/2022 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº 02/MIFOTRA/22 OF 30/08/2022 ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, EMPLOYEES’ AND EMPLOYERS’ ORGANISATIONS, CHILD EMPLOYMENT, EMPLOYMENT OF A FOREIGNER, THE CHILD AND CIRCUMSTANTIAL LEAVE

This article says the Order covers workplace health and safety, registration of workers’ and employers’ organisations, prohibited and light work for children aged 13 to 15, foreign employee work in Rwanda, and circumstantial leave for employees.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
02/MIFOTRA/22 OF 30/08/2022
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
Official source
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annual leave association registration certificate withdrawal chemical product handling circumstantial leave commencement committee composition committee disclosure committee governance committee monitoring committee records committee term of office court proceedings employee benefits employee conduct employee leave employee organization registration employee protection employee representation employee training employee welfare employer compliance employer obligations employer organisations +71 more

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This article says the Order covers workplace health and safety, registration of workers’ and employers’ organisations, prohibited and light work for children aged 13 to 15, foreign employee work in Rwanda, and circumstantial leave for employees. This article defines key terms used in the Order, including “foreign employee,” “occupation in demand list,” and “labour market testing.” Employers must protect workers’ health and safety at the workplace and meet a long list of workplace safety, reporting, and welfare duties. Employees, interns, and apprentices must follow employer-issued workplace rules and safety obligations. A self-employed person must ensure that they and anyone affected by their activities are not exposed to occupational hazards.