Director General of Labour

Minimum wage in Sindh set at Rs. 37,000 per month for unskilled workers. | All workers must be paid at least Rs. 37,000 monthly. | Workers in agriculture, fishing, and formal sectors may form unions. | Report underpayment to the nearest Labour Department office. | Home-Based Workers registration is open; apply now. Minimum wage in Sindh set at Rs. 37,000 per month for unskilled workers. | All workers must be paid at least Rs. 37,000 monthly. | Workers in agriculture, fishing, and formal sectors may form unions. | Report underpayment to the nearest Labour Department office. | Home-Based Workers registration is open; apply now. Minimum wage in Sindh set at Rs. 37,000 per month for unskilled workers. | All workers must be paid at least Rs. 37,000 monthly. | Workers in agriculture, fishing, and formal sectors may form unions. | Report underpayment to the nearest Labour Department office. | Home-Based Workers registration is open; apply now. Minimum wage in Sindh set at Rs. 37,000 per month for unskilled workers. | All workers must be paid at least Rs. 37,000 monthly. | Workers in agriculture, fishing, and formal sectors may form unions. | Report underpayment to the nearest Labour Department office. | Home-Based Workers registration is open; apply now.

Shahid Abdul Salam Thahim

Minister for Labour and Human Resources

As Minister for Labour and Human Resources, Government of Sindh, I reaffirm our commitment to transforming the province’s labour landscape through forward-looking policies, skill development initiatives, and strengthened worker welfare programmes. Our focus remains on the promotion of a safe and productive work environment, enabling social dialogue, and ensuring alignment with international labour standards. By embracing innovation, technology, and strategic partnerships, we aim to improve working conditions, empower our workforce, and contribute to Sindh’s inclusive economic growth and social progress.

Muhammad Rafiq Qureshi

Secretary Labour & Human Resources Department

The Government of Sindh is committed to transforming the labour landscape through innovative policies, skill development initiatives, and enhanced worker welfare programmes. As we move forward, our focus remains on enabling a productive and safe work environment, promoting social dialogue, and ensuring compliance with international labour standards. By leveraging technology and partnerships, we aim to drive economic growth, improve working conditions, and uplift the lives of workers across Sindh.

Syed Muhammad Ali Shah

Director General Labour Sindh

At the Labour Department, Sindh, we’re dedicated to promoting decent work and social justice for all workers. Our efforts are geared towards streamlining labour inspections, resolving disputes efficiently, and providing support to workers through various welfare schemes. As we strive for excellence, we’re harnessing the power of digitalization and stakeholder engagement to create a more responsive and effective labour administration system. Together, let’s build a brighter future for workers in Sindh.

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Government of Sindh Reaffirms Commitment to Inclusive Labour Legislation

In line with its commitment to inclusive policymaking, the Government of Sindh held a meeting of the Committee constituted to deliberate on matters relating to the Sindh Labour Code.

A meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner Keamari to discuss the implementation of the Sindh Child Protection

A meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner Keamari to discuss the implementation of the Sindh Child Protection Authority Act, 2011 through the District Coordination Committee.

Syed Muhammad Ali Shah, Director General of Labour Sindh (DGLS), held a meeting with Mr. Habibuddin Junaidi

Syed Muhammad Ali Shah, Director General of Labour Sindh (DGLS), held a meeting with Mr. Habibuddin Junaidi, a veteran trade unionist and President of the Peoples Labour Bureau.

Mr. Fahad Dawachh, Assistant Law Officer at the Labour and Human Resources Department

Mr. Fahad Dawachh, Assistant Law Officer at the Labour and Human Resources Department, Government of Sindh, participated in the Policy Dialogue on Sindh Home-Based Workers Act 2018, held on June 23, 2025,

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Government of Sindh Reaffirms Commitment to Inclusive Labour Legislation

In line with its commitment to inclusive policymaking, the Government of Sindh held a meeting of the Committee constituted to deliberate on matters relating to the Sindh Labour Code.