A quarter of Labour Market Regulatory Authority invoices have been paid to date, it was revealed.
The LMRA has issued a total 45,000 invoices since the decision to levy fees on expatriate workers took effect last July.
LMRA ultimatum
LMRA ultimatum
Ployers asked to pay monthly expat levy by Aug. 31
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Bonney Mascarenhas
Staff Reporter
Nearly 75 per cent of 45,000 employers have not paid the monthly levy of BD10 charged for each expatriate worker in their employment, the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) said yesterday. “This is despite the fact that we had allowed some leniency to employers to pay the bills,” LMRA CEO Ali Radhi said. Continue reading
LMRA – a new hell…?
IS the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) another Gosi? Who introduced a drastically-failed system and for what purpose?
Earlier, I was paying approximately BD200 for a new work permit for two years, plus BD200 to get my application passed/service charge, and BD600 (BD100 x two Bahrainis’ salaries x three months). That equals BD1,000 for getting one work permit.
Can wife be employed?
Can the relevant authorities please let us know the rules for transferring a housewife to a work visa under the new Labour Market Regulatory Authority rules?
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Part-time option?
It is appreciable that with LMRA’s
LMRA approves 80pc visas
THE Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) has accepted 31,648 applications until last Thursday, with 80 per cent of them being approved, new figures have revealed.
These included applications for new work visas and renewal of visas of employees and their dependents, said LMRA e-services and public relations manager Waheed Al Balushi.
Employers not interested in LMRA procedures, says Radhi
Employers not interested in LMRA procedures
Employers not interested in LMRA procedures, says Radhi
Bonny Mascarenhas
Staff Reporter
Employers should take the time to understand and absorb the new procedures of the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) how it will benefit them in the long run said its CEO, Ali Radhi. Continue reading
JOB REFORMS STEPPED UP
The campaign topped the agenda yesterday as Prime Minister Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa received Deputy King and Economic Development Board chairman Shaikh Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.
The aim is to give employers and workers more flexibility, while still making Bahrainis the “employees of choice”.
LMRA plea to private sector
By SOMAN BABY
THE private sector was last night urged by the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) for its full support.
The call came from LMRA chief executive Ali Radhi during a meeting with the tourism sector of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI).
43 companies on embassy blacklist
By Soman Baby
INDIAN EMBASSY officials are filing more than 120 complaints a month against rogue employers in Bahrain.
The figure was revealed by Indian Ambassador Balkrishna Shetty, as he vowed that the embassy would continue blacklisting companies which exploit Indian workers by defying Bahrain’s labour law.
Too large to stay in Dubai
DUBAI
No residence visa for big families in small flats
Do you stay in a small accommodation with a large family?
If yes, then it is likely your application will be rejected the next time around you apply for renewal of residence visas for your family. Continue reading