Project Objective and Long-Term Outcomes
The project aims to promote the effective engagement by workers and CSOs with the government and employers to improve enforcement of labor laws, by attaining the following Long-Term Outcomes (LTO):
LTO 1: CSOs and/or workers accurately identify potential labor law violations in workplaces
LTO 2: CSOs and/or workers submit well-supported, well-articulated, justiciable claims to initiate inspections and seek legal remedies
LTO 3: CSOs and/or workers effectively track progress of claims
LTO 4: CSOs and/or workers engage with the government and employers to address potential labor law violations
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