Minister of Labour

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The Minister of Labour, Minister for Labour, Labour Minister, etc. (including variant spellings with "labor") is, in most countries, a cabinet-level position with portfolio responsibility for employment policy.

Specific named positions, in the English-speaking world, include:

The British Secretary of State for Employment
The Canadian Minister of Labour.
The Indian Minister of Labour and Employment.
The Irish Minister for Labour.
The United States Secretary of Labor.

The following non-Anglophone positions are also frequently translated as "labour ministers" or variants thereof:

The German Minister of Labour (later: Minister of Labour and Social Affairs).
The Israeli Minister of Labour and Employment.
The Mexican Secretary of Labour.

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