The Worker's Rights Protection Act

With tensions running high across the capital, the leader announced a new law to protect the rights of workers even in times of war. The sweeping legislation mandates paid sick leave without limits, mandatory accident insurance for every worker, the right to join any union as well as, for the first time, the right for any employed women to have maternity leave after the birth of a child. While many in the government consider this nothing less than a complete surrender to the strikers, the results are conclusive: work has resumed in all factories.