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LMRA announces the temporary suspension of work at its branch in Seef Mall – Muharraq starting from Tuesday, 7th of April 2020. Continue reading
Category Archives: Pressroom
Important Announcement: Change in Application Methods and Working Hours
LMRA Sterilize all branches
For the safety of employees and clients, LMRA completes the sterilization of its headquarters in Sanabis, and all branches (Mina Salman, Expat Services Center – Sitra Industrial Area, Seef Mall – Muharraq, Riffa – Buhair, Expat Protection Center – Northen Sehla). Continue reading
Announcement: changing working hours in Expat Services Centre in Sitra Industrial Area
LMRA, Ministry of Justice,Islamic Affairs, Endowments open labor cases offices
30,000 sign up for flexi permit to legalise their stay in Bahrain
A TOTAL of 30,000 expatriates have legalised their stay in Bahrain over the past two years by signing up for flexible work permits.
The documents allow recipients to live in Bahrain and work as freelancers, providing services to a variety of employers on either a full-time or part-time basis. Continue reading
Announcement: Cancellation of Employment Offices Licenses
Labour Market Regulatory Authority hereby announce the cancellation of the licenses of the following Employment Offices: Continue reading
HM King receives heads of delegations participating in the Government Forum
UK ambassador praises Bahrain’s labour, anti-trafficking in persons laws
The British Ambassador to Bahrain, Roddy Drummond, has praised the systems and laws adopted by the kingdom, represented by the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) and the National Committee to Combat Trafficking in Persons, to ensure the rights of work parties, Continue reading
Bahrain’s Efforts to Combat Drugs, Human Trafficking Lauded
Representative of the United Nations Deputy Secretary General, Judge Dr. Hatim Ali, the Executive Director of the UN Office on drugs and crimes in the GCC countries, affirmed that Bahrain is considered as an outstanding model for countries seeking to upgrade their legislative and legal systems in combating crimes and human trafficking. Continue reading