Labour Division is a division under the Prime Minister's Office Labour, Youth, Employment and Persons with Disability, responsible to facilitate conducive working environment for both employers and employees in labour and social security matters and timely issuance of Work Permit services in the Country. Adherence to employment and labour standards leads harmonious labour relations; improved labour productivity and consequently fasten socio-economic development. This objective intended to strengthen implementation of ILO Minimum Labour Standards.

Youth Development is a unit under the Prime Minister's Office Labour, Youth, Employment and Persons with Disability, responsible to create conducive environment for promotion of youth involvement in social, economic and cultural development initiatives. Youth mobilization, upbringing and socio economic empowerment enhanced. Youth is a significant segment of the population for socio economic development of the country and constituents 60% of the total labour force (ILFS, 2014). Youth development issues cut across many different areas including Employment, Sustainable Livelihoods, Education and Skills Development, Health, Youth Empowerment and Participation among others

Employment and Skills Development Division is a division under the Prime Minister's Office Labour, Youth, Employment and Persons with Disability, responsible to provide expertise and services in management of employment promotion and services; skills development and labour market information. Adherence to employment and labour standards leads harmonious labour relations; improved labour productivity and consequently fasten socio-economic development. This objective intended to strengthen implementation of ILO Minimum Labour Standards.

The Persons with disability Unit, is a unit under the Prime Minister's Office Labour, Youth, Employment and Persons with Disability, responsible for providing expertise and services to persons with disability. Persons with disabilities have a significant contribution in socio economic development, and their contributions can be even greater when accessibility to basic services such as health, education, transportation, emergency and disaster response, resilience building, sanitation and water and access to information and communications. These accessibilities hinder their full and effective participation in socio economic development hence leading to disproportionate rates of poverty, deprivation and exclusion.