LMRA chief Executive Mr. Ausamah Bin Abdulla Alabsi received a delegation from the General Federation of Trade Unions in Iraq, headed by Mr. Ali Rahim Ali, chairman of the Federation, accompanied by an official Arab and international relations Union Mr. Adnan al-Saffar and board member of the Union Alia Hussein on Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Newsletter on Bahrain Good Morning radio show about LMRA statistical report for the third week of the month of August 2014.
LMRA Vice President for Operation Mr. Ali Al Koheji announced that online appointment system with LMRA responsible persons accomplished a high achievement, were the statistics revealed that more than 1,100 LMRA clients benefited from this system in the period from early June until the end of July 2014. Continue reading
Newsletter on Bahrain Good Morning radio show about LMRA statistical report for the fourth week of the month of July 2014.
LMRA chief Executive Mr. Ausamah Bin Abdulla Alabsi received Chinese Deputy Chief of Mission to the Kingdom Mr. Chen Yewah. The Deputy Chief of the Mission praised the experience of the labor market which is aimed to preserve the rights of expatriate employees, he acknowledged the outstanding efforts made by the LMRA to create an integrated system that speeds up the process of registering and regulating expatriate employees. Continue reading
Newsletter on Bahrain Good Morning radio show about LMRA statistical report for the third week of the month of July 2014.
There has been a drop in the number of foreign housemaids coming forward with allegations of abuse during Ramadan. In previous years, extended working hours and allegations of general mistreatment during the Muslim holy month were blamed for large numbers of domestic workers fleeing their employers and seeking shelter. Continue reading
More than 98 per cent of companies in the Kingdom have implemented the Labour Ministry’s ‘Summer Work Ban,’ which came into effect by the beginning of the month. Labour Ministry Undersecretary Sabah Al Dossary stated on Tuesday that the ministry officials paid inspection visits to 3077 establishments last week. Continue reading
Oh I did have a smirk the other day reading the lament from the Bahrain Recruiters Society – a strange name suggestive of a football coven or squad for military dragoonery – as with unusual honesty, they called off a strike, “because it would ruin their business.” Continue reading
As the clock is ticking towards that time of the year when the Muslims the world over would be immersed themselves in religious activities, there is a distressed lot who feels that they are being overworked during this period. Continue reading