SAUDI ARABIA – The Kingdom warns employers

September 2012

THE Ministry of Labour has stated it is a violation of the Kingdom’s labour regulations to insist a woman should be unmarried to be eligible for employment. There have been reports of women being dismissed because they were pregnant. According to news agency, Zawya, Ministry spokesman Hatab Al-Anazi stated, “Some private companies are stipulating conditions such as a woman...

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