As Papua New Guinea marks 50 years of independence, we reflect, learn, and plan for a brighter future. Nation-building is everyone’s responsibility. Together, we can create jobs, fight corruption, and empower youth. Let’s build a stronger, safer, and prosperous Papua New Guinea for all. God bless our nation and people.
2025 Our Golden Jubilee Year Read More »
MINIMUM WAGES JOINT PRESS CONFERENCE Parliament House, Friday 29 November 2024 Thank you once again all for attending this press conference. I will make a few remarks before passing on to the Chairwoman of the Minimum Wages Board I am delighted to announce that the 2024 Minimum Wages Board has commenced its work to review
Update of Minimum Wage Review 2024 Read More »
The Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) has focused on Labour Law Reforms, Employment Creation, Skills Development, and Capacity Building since 2008. Despite slow implementation, its extension to 2025 allows for refreshed efforts. Collaboration with the ILO, social partners, and the UN strengthens progress toward these priorities under the extended framework for sustainable development in PNG.
Papua New Guinea Extends Decent Work Country Program (2018 – 2022) Read More »
Minister Sawang restores the Tripartite Council, driving social dialogue among workers, employers, and government to enhance labor standards and employment in PNG
Social Partners Reconvene Forum To Address Labour Market Issues Read More »
Why Papua New Guinea must adopt a structured, evidence-based minimum wage system to replace ad hoc delays and benefit workers and employers alike.
Minimum Wage Review 2024 and Effective Wage Policies Read More »
