Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER), established in 1982, is a not-for-profit, non-government, citizen sector organization engaged in research, training and advocacy in the areas of labour rights and labour legislation, social justice and human development, and regional solidarity and peace.

PILER envisions a just and equitable society where fundamental rights of people are respected, ensured and guaranteed. In line with achieving its mission, PILER aims to promote a democratic and effective labour movement enabling people to exercise their core rights. We focus on strengthening people’s organizations—at the workplace and in their communities—in their struggles to push market, society and state towards the economic justice of realizing secure and prosperous livelihoods.
 

Syed Nazim Ali Nizami, Sajjadanasheen of the Shrine of Khuwaja Nizamuddin Auliya, in Delhi, India was the guest speaker at a seminar on
‘The Role of Sufism in Promoting Peace in South Asia,’ at the PILER Centre on December 20, 2011
PILER organized the “Punjab Labour Conference” at Faisalabad
on December 3, 2011.