Ausamah Al-absi
Guest workers in the country have been urged to register their phone numbers with the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA).
Many workers in the Kingdom refrain from registering their mobile numbers owing to fears that, with their numbers on the LMRA’s database, they could be easily tracked down and monitored. Continue reading
Guest workers in the country have been urged to register their phone numbers with the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) yesterday, Oct. 13. Continue reading
Manama
Excutive Director of the Labour Market Regulatory Authority Ausamah Al Absi approved the inspection of womene’s beauty saloons to renew the sectors requirements. Continue reading
Manama
Labour Minister and LMRA Board Chairman Jameel Humaidan recieved philippines Embassador Corazon Yap-Bihjin in his office. Continue reading
Manama
Bahrain Business Machines (BBM), the Bahrain division of Gulf Business Machines (GBM), yesterday announced the completion of a project to enhance the Information Technology (IT) infrastructure at the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA). The project entailed upgrading of LMRA’s existing IT infrastructure using the latest solutions from IBM.
Employment among Bahrainis increased during the height of the unrest, according to a new report from the kingdom’s Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA).A total of 141,263 were in work between January and April, an increase of 2.1 per cent compared with the same period last year, figures released by LMRA show. Continue reading
06 : 46 PM – 22/09/2011 Manama, Sept. 22. (BNA) –
His Royal Highness Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa today received a cable of thanks from the Board Chairman of the Bahraini Families’ Businesses Association (FBA) dignitary Khalid Mohammed Kanoo. Continue reading
His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa Monarch of the Kingdom of Bahrain also issued Decree-by-Law No. (32) for the year 2011 regarding rescinding and replacement of clause (E) of article (42) of Act No. (19) for the eyar 2006 regarding organizing LMRA as follows:
E- The LMRA shall deduct 50% from the total fees it collects and deposit the amount so deducted into the state’s public account in compliance with the procedures to be agreed upon between LMRA and the Ministry of Finance.
Bahrain companies will be exempted from paying fees to the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) until the end of this year. The Cabinet yesterday decided to extend the grace period till December. Payments of LMRA fees were frozen last April.
Labour Minister Jameel Humaidan said 99 per cent employers in the Kingdom adhered to the afternoon work ban this year. He said the percentage has increased by 1pc from 98 last year.The minister said the result was achieved because of the cooperation that existed between the ministry and contractors for the past four years.