Bahrain gets new labour law

June 2012

NEW legislation including tougher punishments for companies that flout health and safety standards, grants private sector workers 30 days of annual leave and increases the length of maternity leave will finally come into effect after four years of delays. The new-look labour law was passed by Bahrain’s Shura Council recently, after being delayed by conflict between the upper chamber...

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