The Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) has pledged its commitment towards protecting migrant workers from all forms of exploitation, reiterating its utmost cooperation with the embassies of the larger expatriate communities in the Kingdom. Continue reading
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CEO looks with the Acting Egyptian Ambassador the status of Egyptian employees in Bahrain
Offices of the “Central Information Organization (CIO)” at “LMRA” for issuing smart cards for expatriate employees
LMRA CEO looks with Indonesian Ambassador labour conditions of his country
LMRA CEO looks for bilateral cooperation with the charge d’Affaires of the Republic of Lebanon
LMRA ceo receives Bangladesh Under Secretary of Ministry of Expatriate Affairs and employment
A meeting between LMRA CEO Mr. Ausamah Al Absi and official Bangladesh delegation to discus means of cooperation between the two countries, which includes electronic data exchange.
LMRA CEO and MOH Assistant Undersecretary explore Workers’ Health Insurance
The Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA)’s CEO Ausama Abdullah Al-Absi and a delegation from the Ministry of Health (MOH) led by the Health Ministry’s Assistant Undersecretary for Public and Primary Health Dr. Mariam A. Al-Jalahma explored the enforcement of workers health insurance in compliance with Article 172 of the new Labour Law for the Private Sector that regulates health insurance and links the issuance labour permits for expatriate workers with the presence of the relevant health insurance policy. Continue reading
CEO receives the Chinese Ambassador
LMRA CEO Mr. Ausamah Al- Absi received H.E Mr. Lee Chen the ambassador of the Republic of China to the Kingdom, accompanied by the Chinese consular Hyo Jin. Continue reading
LMRA CEO receives the Jordanian Ambassador
The Labor Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) CEO Osama Abdullah Al-Absi received here today the Jordanian Ambassador to Bahrain Mohammed Ali Abdulhameed Siraj. Continue reading
Sim cards for workers
EXPAT workers arriving in Bahrain from Wednesday will be given a free mobile Sim card with BD1 credit, the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) announced yesterday. Continue reading