The Phenix Center for Economic and Information Studies in Jordan, in collaboration with the international organization CARE in Jordan, launched an Analytical Study on Barriers for Women to Start and Run Micro and Small Businesses in Jordan.

Jordan Labor Watch (JLW) has affirmed that the approval of the draft system for supplying Jordanian workers to institutions for the year 2023, currently under consideration by the Cabinet, will result in a regression in working conditions and open the door to illegal practices in various sectors where Jordanian workers will be employed.

The Jordanian Labor Watch called on the government to intervene and halt labor violations against approximately 800 migrant workers at the "Asel" textile factory in the Sahab Industrial Zone.

The Jordan Labor Watch confirmed that the approval of the draft system for private offices to employ Jordanians inside and outside the Kingdom for the year 2023, published on the website of the Bureau of Legislation and Opinion, will create a decline in working conditions.

Phenix Center, in collaboration with the FES, has released a comprehensive report titled " Informal Employment in Jordan: Lack of Social Protection“. The report underscores the urgent need for innovative, affordable insurance mechanisms to enhance social security coverage in particular for informal workers, as almost 50% of Jordan's workforce remains excluded from any social protection.