SB629 - Informal Sector Employment Agents (Registration and Licensing) Bill, 2024 | Legis360

SB629 Passed Senate Labour and Employment

Informal Sector Employment Agents (Registration and Licensing) Bill, 2024

Legislative Journey

First Reading

29 Oct 2024
Second Reading

21 May 2025
Committee Report

12 Nov 2025

Employment, Labour and Productivity
Third Reading

12 Nov 2025
Current Status

Passed

Summary & Analysis

The bill addresses decades of abuse, exploitation, and unregulated working conditions that have left millions of domestic workers—predominantly women and youth—without legal recourse against mistreatment by employers.

Documents & Actions

Bill file currently not available.

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