On International Workers’ Day, we remind the world of the abuse Egypt’s workers suffer, like the rest of Egyptians. The military coup turned Egypt into a camp to absorb its

A statement by Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood urging workers and all citizens to rise in revolt to oust the traitorous junta-appointed regime and reinstate democratic legitimacy.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood calls on military junta to stop using Egyptian army like hired militias doing brutal atrocities in Libya and elsewhere.

Marking the International Workers’ Day, Egypt’s minister of Manpower and Emigration vows to improve labor laws, especially those relating to labor rights and freedoms.

Freedom and Justice Party Chairman Katatni meets with South Korean Ambassador, who is confident Egypt will get through the current bottleneck of essential transformation.

GUW dialogue with workers helps settle labor disputes quickly, averts legal and strike action.

The number of fatalities from the collapsed clothing factory in Alexandria reached seven while the search continues.

Next Sunday Egyptians go to the polls to choose 508 members of parliament from among 5,200 candidates. Among those standing are 380 women and 80 Coptic Christians. Sixty-four seats are

Workers from the state-owned Mahalla Textile Company, the Petotrade Company Rural Health Guides, Misr-Iran Textile Company, Ameriya Textile Company, Indorama Shebine Textile Company, Mansoura-Espagna Textile Company, and the Future Company

Political forces organized a protest in solidarity with workers from Factory 99-Harbi (Helwan Company for Engineering Industries). They protested in front of the Egyptian Press Syndicate. Protestors consisted of civilian