Manama, November 6 (BNA) The Board of Directors of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority held today its sixth regular meeting in practice headed by the Minister of Labor Jamil bin Muhammad Ali Humaidan, in the presence of the Chairman of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority. Executive Director Nouf Abdul Rahman Jamsheer and members.
The committee affirmed the keenness of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority to create a competitive, fair and stable work environment that guarantees the rights of all parties and enhances their contributions to the comprehensive development process under the leadership of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
The Board of Directors of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority also praised the order of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, to cancel the flexible permit, register all expatriate workers in partnership with the private sector, intensify inspection campaigns and tighten procedures against violators. Whether it is workers or employers, as well as linking work permits to professional and professional standards to increase safety and protection in workplaces, in addition to providing the appropriate environment for workers that takes into account their rights and increases the effectiveness of their work. role in economic development.
The committee welcomed the positive results of the intensive inspection campaigns, which led to strengthening the government’s efforts to address illegal practices in the labor market, tightening dealing with violators of employers and workers, and addressing irregular employment.
The head of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority presented a detailed report on the efforts, programs and achievements of the Authority.
She pointed out that the launch of the workers registration system coincided with the start of a new phase of partnership between the public and private sectors to develop the labor market and address any potential obstacles in the work environment, noting that both the government and private sectors share the same goals of achieving sustainable economic development and maintaining labor market stability within A system that guarantees fairness, competitiveness and flexibility that meets market requirements.
Jamsheer also reviewed the Labor Market Regulatory Authority’s plan to intensify inspection campaigns and tighten procedures against violators, in partnership with the Ministry of Interior and relevant authorities, stressing the authority’s keenness to deal firmly with all violations of its rules.
It also highlighted the strategic plans of the Labor Market Regulatory Authority aimed at developing the work environment for workers and employers.
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