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The Ministry of Manpower’s (MoM) inspections of various facilities have found that 86.3 per cent of the companies are abiding by the midday break rule. Of the 711 facilities inspected, MoM registered…
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“In all, 2,839 raids were conducted. Thirty four shops were closed, 294 penalty notices were issued,” the ministry tweeted. Thirty four foodstuff shops have been closed after raids conducted in…
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The weekly report of the Ministry of Manpower’s (MoM) joint inspection team states that 437 workers were found violating the Labour Law between May 29 and June 4. North Batinah witnessed the largest…
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The weekly report of the joint inspection team at the Ministry of Manpower pointed out that the number of workers violating the Labour Law during May 22nd till 28th, 2016 stood at (886) including…
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Ten expatriates were caught during a raid that took place in Ibri on houses by the Dhahira Police on charge of violating the Labour and Resident Laws. The raid was conducted by a joint team formed to…
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Government raids to catch expats working with incorrect visas will be intensified, with 500 people arrested for working illegally this month alone. “Government is aware that the Labour Law violations…
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Special teams from Royal Oman Police (ROP) have arrested 137 expatriates for violating Labour Law and residency status in Sur, the authority tweeted on its official twitter handle. According to the…
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Restaurants, cosmetic shops and barber shops in nine Omani governorates will face heftier fines if found violating the new health and safety regulations. To curb the rising number of health and safety…
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Ibri municipality officials closed a restaurant for distributing food at schools prepared under unhygienic conditions. Source: TimesOfOman
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North Al Batinah governorate saw the largest number of Labour Law violations with (56), followed by Muscat with (52) workers. Two hundred and fifty three workers were found violating the Labour Law,…
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