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[Audio] Our presentation will cover the historical development of Saudi Labour Law contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M Technology. Our training will provide hands-on experience in Saudi HR operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment.. 

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Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024
Certification Training

[Audio] Saudi Arabia Labour Law training session. Cover historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. Hands-on training relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal program review & post assessment.. 

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Day One 
12 August 2024 
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Law  Historical Development  History, Definition & Meaning of Law.  Historical Development of Labour law. GCC Labour Law- Historical Developments. Saudi Labour Law - Historical Development.  Contemporary Saudi Labour Law –Introduction & Latest Amendments. 


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[Audio] We will provide an executive summary of the general rights of workers in Saudi Arabia. We will explore the employment mechanism employment contracts and the employment of the disabled. We will discuss private offices for recruitment from abroad and private offices for recruitment of citizens. We will look at the employment of non-Saudis and the conditions for granting the work permit. Finally we will discuss recruitment regulations and procedures.. 

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Day Two
13 August 2024 
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Saudi Arabia Labour Law  Saudi Labour Law –Executive Summary.  General Right of Workers:  Regulating Employment Mechanism.  Employment Contract.  Employment of the Disabled. Private Offices for Recruitment from Abroad. Private Offices for Recruitment of the Citizens. Employment of Non-Saudis.  The Conditions for granting the Work Permit.  Recruitment Regulations & Procedures 
 Key Takeaways –Day 2

[Audio] We will focus on probation period employers duties workers duties disciplinary rules work contract termination leaving work without notice and end of service award calculation during Day Three of our Saudi Arabia Labour Law Training and Qualification Standards & Rules. Our key takeaways for this day include understanding probation period requirements employers duties during probation workers duties during probation disciplinary rules in place work contract termination process leaving work without notice and end of service awards calculation. We hope you find this information valuable.. 

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Day Three
14 August 2024 
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Saudi Arabia Labour Law  Training& Qualification  Standards & Rules  Probation Period Employers Duties  Workers Duties  Disciplinary Rules  Work Contract Termination  Leaving Work without Notice  End of Service Award Calculation 
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[Audio] Saudi Arabia Labor Law training continues focusing on terms of work and conditions including wages deductions working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high-risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services and working in remote locations as well as the employment of working women. Our hands-on training will provide you with the information and tools you need to navigate these topics effectively.. 

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Day Four
15August 2024 
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Saudi Arabia Labour Law  Terms of Work & Conditions  	Wages Deductions  	Working Hours  	Annual Vacations  	Hajj Leaves  	Leave for Exams  	Unpaid Leave  	Sick Leave  	Part-Time Work  Protection against Occupational Hazards 	High Risk Firms & Major Accidents  	Regulations of Major Hazards & Work Injuries /procedure of Reporting work injuries  	Medical & Social Services  	Working in Remote Locations  	Employment of Working Women
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[Audio] We will provide you with the content of Day Five of our training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law. Our participants will learn about the Marine work Contract and its importance in working abroad on vessels and mines/quarries. We will also cover the topic of Work Inspection which is essential for ensuring compliance with safety regulations. In addition we will discuss Labor Dispute Settlement & Compliance including the Dispute Settlement Commission & Court and Punishment and Penalties. We will also explore the concept of Saudization and the approaches that can be taken to achieve compliance. Our training will focus on the introduction to Key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology and hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations. We will provide briefings on relevant institutions and programs such as qiwa & Mudad as well as on ministries and programs such as G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC. We will also provide a briefing on the Muqeem Visa Portal which is important for employers who are looking to hire foreign workers. At the end of the day participants will have the opportunity to participate in Program Review & Post Assessment to evaluate their understanding of the course content. We are confident that our training will provide valuable insights and knowledge to our participants.. 

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Day Five 
16 August 2024 
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Saudi Arabia Labour Law  Marine work Contract :     Working Abroad a Vessel and Mines / Quarries.      Work Inspection.  Labor Dispute Settlement & Compliance: 	Dispute Settlement Commission & Court  	Punishment and Penalties. 	Saudization methods /approaches to reach compliance.  Labor / HR institutions &Technology      Introduction to Key HRM (SAP) - Technology      Hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations.  	Briefings on QIWA & Mudad. 	Briefings on Relevant Ministries /Programs including GOSI, MISA, CoC, GAZT, MoC. 	Briefing on Muqeem Visa Portal. Program Review & Post Assessment  

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[Audio] We are the authors of a company specializing in training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024. Our presentation will focus on providing information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training will be provided. Today we will discuss the definition of law.. 

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Premise  Law is indeed a complex and multifaceted subject  .To correctly interpret and understand the law ,a  profession of jurist evolved over the centuries during  which mankind remained subjected to some form  of law. Jurists. Mainly they were known from the era of Roman Empire in which jurists were members of emperor family and all the judges of courts were dependent on jurist for their verdicts . Later on jurists started taking over courts in Europe and also in Ottoman Empire  like the concept of Qazi in Islamic Law, who  has to be expert in law to officiate as Qazi.  Henceforth, the institution of Jurist is being developing  along with legal literature.

[Audio] We will cover the following topics related to Saudi Arabia Labour Law 2024: Historical development Contemporary Saudi Labour Law Employment contracts Disability rights Recruitment regulations Probation period Work contracts Termination Leave Wages Working hours Annual vacations Hajj leaves Leave for exams Unpaid leave. 

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Jurist Role :  To study law and help others in Interpretation of Law. There are various schools of legal thought to interpret the legal matters such as : Analytical School Natural Law School  Divine Law School  Historical Law School  Sociological School  Philosophical School  Realistic School  Therefore, you may see many different interpretation of same law .

[Audio] We will present a comprehensive analysis of the development of labor laws and regulations in Saudi Arabia and the ways they have impacted the current industry. We will delve into the main elements that have shaped the evolution of labor laws in this country considering its unique social political and cultural values. By examining the historical context of labor laws we can gain a deeper understanding of their significance and application in the contemporary workplace.. 

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Historical Back Ground
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Premise : The purpose of bringing in history of law development is to set up a big picture to develop a strategic context for better understanding and interpretation of  the Law and its branch of Labour Law. Historical origin of law has been a captivating journey into the evolution of the human societies and systems of governance . The historical back ground of law is complex and multifaceted evolution which has developed over centuries across different societies and civilizations. Development of legal system has been closely intertwined with the social, political and cultural contexts of each era.

Takeaway :  Law is complex & multifaceted Legal System is closely intertwined with social , political & cultural contexts

[Audio] Law has various definitions but for the purpose of this discussion we will focus on two traditional schools of thought: Positivism also known as Austin Law or Imperative or Positive Theory of Law defines law as the Command of the Sovereign backed by Sanctions. This means that law is based on the command of an independent authority such as a king president prime minister cabinet or parliament. It is a common example of traffic law. The jurists of this school of thought argue that law should be pure and implemented as it is with little or no space for morality. Law is considered a tool for achieving justice.. 

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There are many ways to define law such as : Law is social science and close related to society , whereas society is dynamic therefore law or its definition  has to be dynamic,  Nevertheless there are two traditional  school of thoughts which are “ Positivism & Naturalism” Positivism. Also know as Austin Law or Imperative or Positive  Theory of Law . It says law is “ As it is“. It is defined as “Law is Command of the Sovereign backed by Sanctions. Sovereign can be any independent authority like King or President or Prime Minister or Cabinet or Parliament etc. Its common example is traffic law etc. Its jurists say that law has to be pure and it should be implemented  “as it is” .There is little or no space for morality. Also defined as “Body of principles recognized and applied by the state in Administration of the justice . Law is a tool of instrument to achieve justice . (John Salmond)

Takeaway Law interpretation is “ AS IT IS “ Its mainly Like Divine law / Sharia Law or Civil Law /Austin Law

[Audio] We provide training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024. Our presentation covers historical development contemporary law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We offer hands-on training focused on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment.. 

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Natural Law or Naturalism (Old School of Thought ) Definition :  It is principle of right and  wrong  inherited by people and not created by the society or judge . Or ;Law is Morality, Or; law made by nature or Divine Law, therefore ,  “As Ought to be” .

Takeaway : Law interpretation is as “As Ought to be”, its like natural law

[Audio] 1. Historical Development of Legal Systems: Mesopotamia Ancient Egypt and Hebrew Law 1.1 Rules and Norms for Governing Social Conduct 1.2 Examples of Legal Systems 1.3 Unique Features and Similarities. 

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Ancient Legal Systems
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Premise . Legal systems have ancient origins ,with early civilization developing rules and norms to govern social conduct. In Mesopotamia the more famous Code of Hammurabi( Circa 1754  BCE) is early example of codified law .  Ancient Egypt  : Ancient Egypt has a complex legal system with written law dating back to old kingdom. Concept of Ma,at representing order , justice and truth ,played a central role in Egyptian legal thought . Hebrew Law : The Hebrew Holy Bible & Torah contain a significant body of law ,known as Mosaic Law or Biblical Law . The ten commandments and other statues provided ethical and legal guidelines for the ancient Hebrews.

[Audio] Our presentation will focus on providing information on the following topics: Historical development of Saudi Labour Law Contemporary Saudi Labour Law Employment contracts Disability rights Recruitment regulations Probation period Work contracts Termination Leave Wages Working hours Annual vacations Hajj leaves Leave for exams. 

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Ancient Greece & Rome .In ancient Greece laws varied by  city –states (Polis) .The Athenian legal system , particular the work of Solon is notable . Roman law played the foundational role in developing the western legal thought .The twelve tables enacted around 450 BCE were an early Roman Legal Code .

Takeaways : Legal systems varied by city –states /provinces  Roman Law is foundational to western legal thought

[Audio] Our presentation focuses on the historical development of legal systems in Saudi Arabia. Today we will discuss ancient legal systems such as the Byzantine legal system and Islamic legal systems known as Sharia. The Byzantine legal system was complex and aimed to balance the interests of different social classes while maintaining the empire’s economic stability. Islamic Law known as “Sharia” developed from the 7th Century onwards encompassing legal moral and ethical principles derived from the Holy Quran and Hadith (P-B-U-H-). Different schools within Islam have contributed to the diversity of Islamic legal interpretations.. 

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Byzantine Empire . It inherited and modified Roman legal principles .The Corpus Juris Civilis ,compiled under Emperor Justinian in the 6th century ,preserved and codified Roman Law . The Byzantine legal system was complex and aimed to balance the interests of different social classes while maintaining the empire’s economic stability.
 Arab ; Islamic Law (7th Century Onwards ): Islamic Law known as “Sharia” developed from the 7th Century onwards :  It encompasses legal ,moral and ethical principles derived from the Holy Quran and Hadith (PBUH) . Different schools within Islam have contributed to the diversity of Islamic legal interpretations .

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[Audio] We have traced the history of labor law through several key moments that have shaped the way workers are treated and protected in the United States.. 

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The history of labor law is a fascinating journey that reflects the evolving relationship between workers and employers over centuries. Here are some key milestones. Ancient Times: Early labor regulations can be traced back to the Babylonian Code of Hammurabi (18th century BCE), which included provisions for fair wages and working conditions. The Byzantine Empire’s labor laws were influenced by Roman law and evolved over time. Here are some key aspects: Slavery: Initially, slavery was common, but its role diminished over time. Laws gradually improved the rights of slaves, restricting a master’s ability to abuse them. By the 10th century, slaves were seen more as potential citizens rather than mere property. Peasantry and Agriculture: The rural economy was organized around estates and villages. The “Farmer’s Law” regulated agricultural practices and the rights of peasants, ensuring some level of protection and stability for those working the land. Urban Labor: In cities, labor was more diverse, including artisans, merchants, and domestic servants. The “Book of the Prefect” from the 10th century provided regulations for urban trades and guilds, aiming to maintain order and fairness in commerce. The Byzantine legal system was complex and aimed to balance the interests of different social classes while maintaining the empire’s economic stability.

[Audio] Our training will focus on Saudi HR Operations relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. Our principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. Our principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. Our principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved.. 

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Labor Law in Islam. In 7 AD , Islamic labor law evolved and  emphasizes justice, fairness, and the protection of workers’ rights. Here are some key principles:
 Fair Wages: Workers must be paid fair wages that are agreed upon in advance. The Holy Quran and Hadith emphasize that wages are a right, not a favor from the employer. Justice and Non-Exploitation: Employment relationships should be based on justice and should not involve exploitation. This includes ensuring that work conditions are safe and that workers are not overburdened. Contractual Clarity: Employment contracts should clearly specify the terms of work, including the nature of the job, the duration, and the wages. Respect and Dignity: Workers should be treated with respect and dignity. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) emphasized treating workers as brothers and ensuring their basic needs are met. Prohibition of Unlawful Work: The work performed should be lawful according to Islamic principles, ensuring that it does not lead to harm or corruption. These principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved.

[Audio] We will provide an overview of the historical development of labour laws focusing on key milestones that have shaped the way work is organized and regulated in the modern era. We will discuss the impact of industrialization on labour laws and how they have evolved over time to protect the rights and well-being of workers. We will examine some of the key milestones in the historical development of labour laws and how they have shaped the way we work and live.. 

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Industrial Revolution: The rapid industrialization in the 18th and 19th centuries brought significant changes. In England, the Health and Morals of Apprentices Act of 1802 was one of the first laws aimed at improving working conditions, particularly for children.
 19th Century Reforms: Throughout the 19th century, various laws were enacted to protect workers. For example, the Factory Acts in the UK regulated working hours and conditions, especially for women and children.

[Audio] We will provide training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2-0-2-4 covering the historical development of contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M Technology. We will also provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training are provided.. 

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20th Century Developments: The 20th century saw the establishment of more comprehensive labor laws. The International Labour Organization (ILO) was founded in 1919 to promote workers’ rights globally. Many countries introduced laws covering minimum wages, working hours, and the right to form unions. Modern Era: Today, labor laws continue to evolve, addressing issues such as workplace safety, discrimination, and the rights of gig economy workers. Labor laws have played a crucial role in shaping fair and safe working environments worldwide.

[Audio] Historical Development G-C-C Labour Law. Historical Development -GCC Labour Law. 

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The historical development of labour laws in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries has been significantly influenced by the region’s economic and demographic changes over the past several decades. Early Development The discovery of oil in the mid-20th century transformed the GCC countries, leading to rapid economic growth and large-scale development projects. This created a high demand for labor, which the small local populations could not meet. Consequently, the GCC countries began to import large numbers of foreign workers. The Kafala System To manage this influx, the GCC countries implemented the kafala (sponsorship) system, which tied migrant workers to their employers. This system has been criticized for creating conditions that can lead to exploitation and abuse.

[Audio] We focus on providing information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. Our training provides hands-on experience with Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. We provide key takeaways for each day of the training. Despite these reforms ongoing challenges remain. The legal and social frameworks in many G-C-C countries are still evolving and there is ongoing debate about how to balance the needs of the local population with those of the large expatriate workforce.. 

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Reforms and Modernization In recent years, there has been increasing international pressure on GCC countries to reform their labor laws to better protect workers’ rights. Some notable reforms include: Abolishing or modifying the kafala system: Countries like Qatar and Saudi Arabia have made significant changes to reduce the dependency of workers on their employers. Improving working conditions: Efforts have been made to enhance the living and working conditions of migrant workers, including better housing and health care. Current Challenges Despite these reforms, challenges remain. The legal and social frameworks in many GCC countries are still evolving, and there is ongoing debate about how to balance the needs of the local population with those of the large expatriate workforce.

[Audio] We will cover the historical development of Saudi Arabia Labor Law contemporary Saudi Labor Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards and work injuries medical and social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contracts labor dispute settlement and compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) technology. We will also provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries and programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review and post-assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training will be provided. Our presentation will highlight the historical development of Saudi Arabia Labor Law including the first comprehensive labor law in 1969 major overhauls in 2005 and recent updates that focus on improving working conditions and enhancing workers' rights. If you have a specific aspect of Saudi labor law you're interested in exploring further please let us know.. 

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History of Development of Saudi Arabia Labour Law

The development of labor law in Saudi Arabia has evolved significantly over the years, reflecting the country’s economic and social changes. Here are some key milestones: Early Regulations: The first comprehensive labor law in Saudi Arabia was the Labor and Workmen Regulation, issued by Royal Decree No. M/21 on November 15, 1969. This law laid the foundation for employer-employee relationships in the Kingdom. 2005 Labor Law: A major overhaul came with the Saudi Labour Law issued by Royal Decree No. M/51 on September 27, 2005, which came into effect on April 26, 2006. This law replaced the 1969 regulation and introduced more detailed provisions on employment contracts, working hours, wages, and occupational safety1. Recent Amendments: The labor law has undergone several amendments to address the changing needs of the workforce and align with international standards. For instance, recent updates have focused on improving working conditions, enhancing workers’ rights, and promoting gender equality in the workplace23. Vision 2030: As part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, there have been significant efforts to reform labor laws to create a more dynamic and inclusive labor market. These reforms aim to increase employment opportunities for Saudi nationals, improve the business environment, and attract foreign investment4. The evolution of labor law in Saudi Arabia reflects the country’s commitment to creating a fair and productive work environment. Is there a specific aspect of Saudi labor law you’re interested in exploring further?

[Audio] Saudi Arabia's H R M practices are heavily influenced by Sharia Law government guarantees and legal frameworks governing employment and social security. The Saudi Labour Law provides fundamental rights and principles related to employment and labor rights which are further elaborated through specific labor laws that regulate various aspects such as employment contracts wages working conditions safety standards and dispute resolution mechanisms. Cultural norms industry dynamics business strategies and labor market conditions also shape H R M practices in Saudi Arabia. To effectively manage and develop a skilled workforce companies must understand these challenges and opportunities and adapt their H R M practices accordingly.. 

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Human Resource Management (HRM) practices in Saudi Arabia , like in many other countries, are influenced by a complex interplay of factors that shape employment policies and workforce management strategies. These factors encompass Statutory  provisions, legal frameworks, international standards, cultural norms, industry dynamics, business strategies, and prevailing labor market conditions. At the foundation of HRM in Saudi Arabia  are Sharia Law , government  guarantees and legal frameworks governing employment and social security. The Saudi Labour Law provides fundamental rights and principles related to employment and labor rights, which serve as the bedrock for HRM practices. These rights are further elaborated through specific labour laws that regulate various aspects such as employment contracts, wages, working conditions, safety standards, and dispute resolution mechanisms.

[Audio] We will provide valuable insights into the historical development of Saudi Labour Law contemporary employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. Additionally our presentation will provide hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations covering briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal as well as program review & post assessment.. 

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International frameworks and standards, including the UN's Charter of Human Rights and the International Labour Organization's (ILO) conventions and recommendations, also exert significant influence on HRM practices in Saudi Arabia . These international norms set benchmarks for, labour rights and social protections, encouraging alignment with global best practices. The regulatory regime in Saudi Arabia , enforced through governmental bodies and agencies, plays a crucial role in overseeing compliance with labour laws and promoting fair labour practices. This regulatory oversight ensures that employers adhere to legal requirements concerning recruitment, discrimination, working hours, and employee benefits.

[Audio] We will explore the relationship between Labour Law and Sharia Law cultural norms and societal expectations in Saudi Arabia. We will examine how these factors influence H R M practices organizational behavior management styles and employee relations. Additionally we will examine how local and international best practices in H R M provide benchmarks for organizations in Saudi Arabia guiding them on effective strategies for talent acquisition development and retention. These practices evolve with advancements in management theory and technology impacting how organizations attract and manage their workforce. We encourage you to ask questions and engage in discussions to better understand the complexities of Labour Law and its impact on H R M practices in Saudi Arabia.. 

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Sharia Law , Cultural norms and societal expectations in Saudi Arabia contribute to shaping HRM practices, influencing organizational behavior, management styles, and employee relations. Values such as respect for hierarchy, collective decision-making, and familial obligations often influence workplace dynamics and HR policies. Moreover, local and international best practices in HRM provide benchmarks for organizations in Saudi Arabia , guiding them on effective strategies for talent acquisition, development, and retention. These practices evolve with advancements in management theory and technology, impacting how organizations attract and manage their workforce.

[Audio] We will cover the historical development of Saudi Arabia Labour Law contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. During the presentation we will discuss labor market conditions including unemployment rates skills availability and wage trends and how they influence H R M strategies by shaping recruitment strategies compensation packages and workforce planning efforts. We will also focus on the concept of strategic H R M which involves aligning human capital management with organizational goals ensuring that workforce capabilities contribute to business success.. 

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Industry dynamics and business strategies also drive HRM practices, as organizations adapt their human resource strategies to align with competitive pressures, technological advancements, and market demands. Strategic HRM involves aligning human capital management with organizational goals, ensuring that workforce capabilities contribute to business success. Labor market conditions, including unemployment rates, skills availability, and wage trends, influence HRM strategies by shaping recruitment strategies, compensation packages, and workforce planning efforts. Organizations must navigate these conditions to attract and retain talent while remaining competitive in the market.

[Audio] Labour Law in Saudi Arabia has evolved over time and it is essential to understand the legal framework cultural dynamics and industry imperatives that shape HR practices in the country. Effective HR management requires a nuanced understanding of these factors. By fostering productive work environments ensuring compliance with regulations promoting fair labor practices and driving organizational success HR practices can help businesses thrive in a dynamic global economy.. 

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In conclusion, HRM practices in Saudi Arabia  are shaped by a multifaceted landscape encompassing legal frameworks, Sharia Law , international standards, cultural dynamics, industry imperatives, business strategies, and labor market realities. Effective HR management requires a nuanced understanding of these factors to foster productive work environments, ensure compliance with regulations, promote fair labor practices, and drive organizational success in a dynamic global economy.

[Audio] Discuss labor laws in Saudi Arabia. This regulation is updated annually to ensure better protection for the rights of employees and employers. Some of the key changes include an extension of the probation period mandatory Hajj leave and prohibition of discrimination in the workplace. We will also discuss regulations for major accidents and work injuries as well as the medical and social services available to employees. Our training program will cover all of these topics in detail and we will provide hands-on training and program review at the end of each day.. 

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[Audio] Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024 is our area of expertise. We will discuss the historical development and contemporary Saudi Labour Law. Our presentation will cover employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards and work injuries medical and social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract and labor dispute settlement and compliance. We will offer hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations and program review & post assessment. Our training includes a wide range of employment regulations.. 

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Pakistan’s labor laws are primarily based on a combination of the Constitution, various labor acts, and international labor conventions. These laws cover a wide range of employment regulations, including working hours, minimum wage, social security, and workers’ welfare law includes both the common, or judge-made, law of "master and servant," which is concerned mainly with wrongful dismissal, and a complex mass of statute law dealing with minimum labour standards, human rights, occupational health and safety and workers' compensation

[Audio] Our presentation focuses on providing information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. Understanding Labor Laws and Compliance Requirements in Pakistan: A Guide for HR Professionals H-R-S-G (hrsgonline.com) The labor laws of Pakistan hold significant importance in regulating the relationship between employers and employees ensuring equitable treatment and protecting workers’ rights. HR professionals should familiarize themselves with the fundamental principles of these labor laws to ensure that their workplace policies comply with legal requirements. The Foundations of Labor Laws in Pakistan: Pakistan’s labor laws are primarily based on a combination of the Constitution various labor acts and international labor conventions. These laws cover a wide range of employment regulations including working hours minimum wage social security and workers’ welfare. Human resources professionals should familiarize themselves with the fundamental principles of these labor laws to ensure that their workplace policies comply with legal requirements.. 

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Understanding Labor Laws and Compliance Requirements in Pakistan: A Guide for HR Professionals - HRSG (hrsgonline.com)

The labor laws of Pakistan hold significant importance in regulating the relationship between employers and employees, ensuring equitable treatment and protecting workers’ rights. For HR professionals, comprehending these labor laws and compliance requirements is pivotal to managing human resources efficaciously and establishing a legally compliant workplace. Through this blog, we aim to delve into the fundamental facets of employment regulations in Pakistan, offering invaluable insights for HR professionals striving to align their workplace policies with the national labor laws. The Foundations of Labor Laws in Pakistan: Pakistan’s labor laws are primarily based on a combination of the Constitution, various labor acts, and international labor conventions. These laws cover a wide range of employment regulations, including working hours, minimum wage, social security, and workers’ welfare. Human resources professionals should familiarize themselves with the fundamental principles of these labor laws to ensure that their workplace policies comply with legal requirements.

[Audio] The historical development and contemporary Saudi Arabia Labour Law will be the focus of our discussion. We aim to provide you with up-to-date information on this topic. We will be covering employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. Additionally we will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. Our key takeaways for each day of the training are provided. Please see the following slide for the key takeaways for the first day.. 

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[Audio] Saudi Arabia has a unique legislative system based on Islamic law (Sharia). The Kingdom recognizes as law only what is legislated in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah (P-U-B-H-). There are three main sources of law: Islamic law statutory law and Royal Orders. The legal system of Saudi Arabia is structured with specific responsibilities and processes outlined in the Basic Law of Saudi Arabia but the legislative process is not standardized. New laws primarily originate from the Council of Ministers or the Majlis Al-Shura.. 

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Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy, and has no legally binding written constitution. However, in 1992, the Basic Law of Saudi Arabia was adopted by royal decree. The Basic Law outlines the responsibilities and processes of the governing institutions but is insufficiently specific to be considered a constitution. There is no standard legislative process in Saudi Arabia. Consequently, new laws primarily originate from the Council of Ministers or the Majlis Al-Shura. The legal system of Saudi Arabia is based on traditional Islamic law, also referred to as Sharia. The Kingdom recognizes as law only that which is legislated by God in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah( PUBH). There are three main sources of law:  Islamic law,  statutory law,  and Royal Orders.

[Audio] Our presentation provides information on the historical development of Saudi Labour Law contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment.. 

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The Majlis al-Shura, or Consultative Council, is a legislative body that advises the King on issues that are important to Saudi Arabia. It is a modern version of a traditional Islamic concept – an accessible leader consulting with learned and experienced citizens – which has always been practiced by Saudi rulers.

[Audio] 1. Comprehensive information on Saudi Labour Law: historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. 2. Hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training are provided.. 

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The executive authority in Saudi Arabia is conferred upon the King, who is tasked with the administration of the country. He is supported by the Council of Ministers, which is responsible for the implementation of government policies and oversight of various governmental departments. There is no separation between state and religion. Supreme Court :As per the Law of the Judiciary, the Kingdom's judicial system is headed by a single Supreme Court, located in Riyadh. Formation of the Supreme Court: The Supreme Court comprises a President and numerous judges at the “appellate court president” level.24-Jan-2024

[Audio] Saudi Arabia has 13 provinces with unique cultural heritage. The kingdom has a local government system that gives citizens a voice in the decision-making process. The governors oversee one or more municipal councils with half of the members being appointed and half elected. This fosters a sense of community and belonging among citizens and allows them to participate in the decision-making process and contribute to the development of their region.. 

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Saudi Arabia is divided into 13 provinces. Each province has a governor, a deputy governor, and a provincial council. These councils deliberate on the needs of their province, work on the development budget, consider future development plans, and monitor ongoing projects. local government system in Saudi Arabia: The kingdom is divided into 13 administrative regions (manāṭiq), which in turn are divided into numerous districts. Regional governors are appointed, usually from the royal family, and preside over one or more municipal councils, half of whose members are appointed and half elected.

[Audio] We provide training on Saudi Arabia Labor Law and focus on the latest information on historical development contemporary Saudi Labor Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M Technology.. 

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[Audio] We will discuss Saudi Labour Law and its various components such as employment mechanism contract private offices for recruitment from abroad non-Saudis granting work permits recruitment regulations and procedures. We will provide hands-on experience in Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries and programs program review and post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training will be highlighted.. 

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Summary /Overview of Saudi Labour Law  Regulating Employment Mechanism  Employment Contract  Employment of Disabled  Private Offices for Recruitment from Abroad Private Office for Recruitment of the Citizens   Employment of Non-Saudi’s . The Conditions for Granting the Work Permit  Recruitment Regulations and procedures

[Audio] We understand that you would like us to rewrite and remove the greetings sentences from the text. However we cannot do that as we are not able to do so. We can certainly provide you with a sample text that follows your requirements. Here it is: Our training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024 will cover the following topics: Historical development of Saudi Labour Law Contemporary Saudi Labour Law Employment contracts Disability rights Recruitment regulations Probation period Work contracts Termination Leave Wages Working hours Annual vacations. 

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[Audio] Saudi Arabia passed a new Labour Law in 2024. This law aims to improve the working conditions and rights of employees in the country. Some of the key changes include the requirement for paid maternity leave the protection of whistleblowers and the establishment of a labour inspection agency to ensure compliance with the law. These changes are expected to have a positive impact on the labour market in Saudi Arabia and provide a better working environment for employees.. 

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, renowned for its economic growth and development, operates within a comprehensive legal framework governing labour laws and regulations. These laws establish the foundation for the relationship between employers and employees, safeguarding workers’ rights while delineating the responsibilities of employers. The labour laws in Saudi Arabia cover various aspects including employment contracts, working hours, wages, termination of service, and measures against discrimination.  Understanding these regulations is of paramount importance for both employers and employees to ensure compliance, fair treatment, and a harmonious work environment.

[Audio] We will present on the historical development of Saudi Labour Law contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contracts labor dispute settlement & compliance and an introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. Our hands-on training will focus on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. The main legislation governing employment in the Kingdom is the Labor Law issued under Royal Decree No. M/51 dated 23/08/1426H (corresponding to 26 September 2005) (the “Labor Law” or the “Law”). The Law has been amended by Royal Decree No. M/24 dated 12/05/1434H (corresponding to 24 March 2013) Royal Decree No. M/46 dated 05/06/1436H (corresponding to 25 March 2015) Royal Decree No. M/134 dated 27/11/1440H (corresponding to 30 July 2019). Labour laws under Resolution No. 51848/1442 that took effect in March 2021. Amendments brought in by Resolution No. 51848/1442. Our training will provide you with the latest information on the current status of the Saudi Labour Law.. 

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The main legislation governing employment in the Kingdom is the:  Labor Law issued under Royal Decree No. M/51 dated 23/08/1426H (corresponding to 26 September 2005) (the “Labor Law” or the “Law”).  The Law has been amended, by Royal Decree No. M/24 dated 12/05/1434H (corresponding to 24 March 2013),  Royal Decree No. M/46 dated 05/06/1436H (corresponding to 25 March 2015)   Royal Decree No. M/134 dated 27/11/1440H (corresponding to 30 July 2019).  Labour laws under Resolution No. 51848/1442 that took effect in March 2021. Amendments brought in by Resolution No. 51848/1442

[Audio] Our presentation will provide information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We will also provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment.. 

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Some of the major points to highlight regarding the Saudi employment regime include:   There is no minimum wage;  There is no collective bargaining mechanism, and worker participation in management is not provided by law;  The Law sets out specific obligations in respect of working hours, holidays, overtime, health care coverage, and employer contributions to the social insurance regime; An employee cannot waive by contract any right established in his/her favor under the Law before such right accrues;  There are detailed rules governing the employment of foreigners, who comprise an important segment of the labour force;  There are rules requiring the employment of Saudi nationals;  There is no concept of "at will" employment and termination of employees may not be as straightforward as in some other jurisdictions; and Employers are obliged to pay an end-of-service award to departing employees.

[Audio] In this presentation we provide information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We offer hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment.. 

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Saudi Labour Law – Developments in 2024

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's (KSA) employment environment has witnessed extensive development in the first six months of 2024. A summary of these recent developments, with insight into changes that may affect both employers and employees, is mentioned below . Amicable settlement procedures Job transfer service via the Masar platform Amendments to Flexible Work Regulation Inclusivity and equality in the workplace Enhancement of social security pension benefits Salary delays E-documentation for operation and maintenance contracts Salary allocation as a percentage now available on the QIWA platform Localisation.

[Audio] Our presentation on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024 will provide information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology. We will provide hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. Today our focus will be on Regulating Employment Mechanism.. 

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[Audio] Our presentation will provide information on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M Technology. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training are provided.. 

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Private Offices for Recruitment of Citizens and Private Offices for Recruitment from Abroad: Article 30 :A natural or corporate person may not engage in the recruitment of Saudis or in the recruitment of workers from abroad unless licensed for the same by the Ministry. The Regulations shall determine the functions of these two types of activities, the conditions for granting and renewing a license to each of them, the duties and prohibitions as well as rules for non-renewal or revocation of the license and the consequences thereof and other conditions and controls necessary for ensuring the proper conduct of business. Article 31: The Saudi workers to whose employment the recruitment offices contributed and the workers recruited from abroad on behalf of the employers shall be deemed workers of the employer and bound to him by direct contractual relation.

[Audio] Provide a comprehensive training presentation on the historical development contemporary Saudi Labour Law employment contracts disability rights recruitment regulations probation period work contracts termination leave wages working hours annual vacations Hajj leaves leave for exams unpaid leave sick leave part-time work protection against occupational hazards high risk firms major accidents regulations of major hazards & work injuries medical & social services working in remote locations employment of working women marine work contract labor dispute settlement & compliance and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology.. 

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Article 32 :Recruitment from abroad for the purpose of work may not be undertaken without the approval of the Ministry.  Article 33: A non- Saudi may not engage in or be allowed to engage in any work except after obtaining a work permit from the Ministry, according to the form prepared by it for this purpose. The conditions for granting the permit are as follows:  The worker has lawfully entered the country and is authorized to work.  He possesses the professional and academic qualifications which the country needs and which are not possessed by citizens or the available number of such citizens is insufficient to meet the needs, or that he belongs to the class of ordinary workers that the country needs.  He has a contract with the employer and is under his responsibility.  The word "work" in this Article means any industrial, commercial, agricultural, financial or other work, and any service including domestic service.

[Audio] Work permits are critical for compliance with Saudi Arabia's Labour Law. This law outlines the requirements for work permits in Article 34 and 35. The Minister has the authority to prohibit non-Saudis from working in certain professions and jobs as outlined in Article 36. Non-Saudis must have a written work contract of a specified duration. If the contract does not specify the duration the duration of the work permit will be deemed as the duration of the contract as detailed in Article 37.. 

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Article 34 : No permit or license required by any other agency for engaging in a work or a profession may substitute for the said work permit.  Article 35: Prior to renewing the work permit, it shall be ascertained that none of the Saudi applicants possesses the required qualifications and is willing to undertake the same work.  Article 36: The Minister shall issue a decision specifying the professions and jobs which are prohibited for non-Saudis.  Article 37: The work contract for non-Saudis shall be written and of a specified period. If the contract does not specify the duration, the duration of the work permit shall be deemed as the duration of the contract.

[Audio] Saudi Arabia is home to a diverse and rapidly growing workforce. In this presentation we’ll delve into the historical development of Saudi Labor Law its current state and the various regulations and contracts that govern employment in the country. We’ll also discuss disability rights recruitment regulations probation periods work contracts termination leaves wages working hours annual vacations and Hajj leaves. Additionally we’ll explore the legal frameworks surrounding major accidents hazards and work injuries as well as the medical and social services that are in place to support workers. We’ll also discuss the challenges of working in remote locations and the employment of women in Saudi Arabia as well as the marine work contract and labor dispute settlement and compliance. Finally we’ll provide hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations and introduce key H R M (S-A-P--) Technology with briefings on relevant ministries and programs including G-O-S-I misa CoC G-A-Z-T MoC and Muqeem Visa Portal and program review and post assessment.. 

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Article 38 : An employer may not employ the worker in a profession other than the one specified in his work permit. Before following the legal procedures for changing the profession, a worker is prohibited to engage in a profession other than his.  Article 39 : 1. Unless he has followed the stipulated legal rules and procedures, an employer may not allow his worker to work for others, and a worker may not work for other employers. Similarly, an employer may not employ workers of other employers.  2. An employer may not allow a worker to work for his own account and a worker may not work for his own account.

Saudi Arabia Labor Law -2024 Certification Training

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Our presentation will cover the historical development of Saudi Labour Law
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M  Technology.
                                    
                                     Our training will provide hands-on experience in Saudi HR operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment.

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Saudi Arabia Labour Law training session.
                                     Cover historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology.
                                     Hands-on training
 relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 program review & post assessment.

We will provide an executive summary of the general rights of workers in Saudi Arabia. We will explore the employment mechanism
 employment contracts
 and the employment of the disabled. We will discuss private offices for recruitment from abroad and private offices for recruitment of citizens. We will look at the employment of non-Saudis and the conditions for granting the work permit. Finally
 we will discuss recruitment regulations and procedures.

We will focus on probation period
 employers duties
 workers duties
 disciplinary rules
 work contract termination
 leaving work without notice
 and end of service award calculation during Day Three of our Saudi Arabia Labour Law Training and Qualification Standards & Rules. Our key takeaways for this day include understanding probation period requirements
 employers duties during probation
 workers duties during probation
 disciplinary rules in place
 work contract termination process
 leaving work without notice
 and end of service awards calculation. We hope you find this information valuable.

Saudi Arabia Labor Law training continues
 focusing on terms of work and conditions
 including wages
 deductions
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high-risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 and working in remote locations
 as well as the employment of working women. Our hands-on training will provide you with the information and tools you need to navigate these topics effectively.

We will provide you with the content of Day Five of our training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law. Our participants will learn about the Marine work Contract and its importance in working abroad on vessels and mines/quarries. We will also cover the topic of Work Inspection
 which is essential for ensuring compliance with safety regulations. In addition
 we will discuss Labor Dispute Settlement & Compliance
 including the Dispute Settlement Commission & Court and Punishment and Penalties. We will also explore the concept of Saudization and the approaches that can be taken to achieve compliance. Our training will focus on the introduction to Key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology and hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations. We will provide briefings on relevant institutions and programs such as qiwa & Mudad
 as well as on ministries and programs such as G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC. We will also provide a briefing on the Muqeem Visa Portal
 which is important for employers who are looking to hire foreign workers. At the end of the day
 participants will have the opportunity to participate in Program Review & Post Assessment to evaluate their understanding of the course content. We are confident that our training will provide valuable insights and knowledge to our participants.

We are the authors of a company specializing in training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024. Our presentation will focus on providing information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training will be provided. Today
 we will discuss the definition of law.

We will cover the following topics related to Saudi Arabia Labour Law  2024:
                                      Historical development
                                      Contemporary Saudi Labour Law
                                      Employment contracts
                                      Disability rights
                                      Recruitment regulations
                                      Probation period
                                      Work contracts
                                      Termination
                                      Leave
                                      Wages
                                      Working hours
                                      Annual vacations
                                      Hajj leaves
                                      Leave for exams
                                      Unpaid leave

We will present a comprehensive analysis of the development of labor laws and regulations in Saudi Arabia
 and the ways they have impacted the current industry. We will delve into the main elements that have shaped the evolution of labor laws in this country
 considering its unique social
 political
 and cultural values. By examining the historical context of labor laws
 we can gain a deeper understanding of their significance and application in the contemporary workplace.

Law has various definitions
 but for the purpose of this discussion
 we will focus on two traditional schools of thought:
                                        Positivism
 also known as Austin Law or Imperative or Positive Theory of Law
 defines law as the Command of the Sovereign backed by Sanctions.
                                       This means that law is based on the command of an independent authority
 such as a king
 president
 prime minister
 cabinet
 or parliament.
                                       It is a common example of traffic law.
                                       The jurists of this school of thought argue that law should be pure and implemented as it is
 with little or no space for morality.
                                       Law is considered a tool for achieving justice.

We provide training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024. Our presentation covers historical development
 contemporary law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We offer hands-on training focused on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment.

1. Historical Development of Legal Systems: Mesopotamia
 Ancient Egypt
 and Hebrew Law
                                    1.1 Rules and Norms for Governing Social Conduct
                                    1.2 Examples of Legal Systems
                                    1.3 Unique Features and Similarities

Our presentation will focus on providing information on the following topics:
                                     
                                     Historical development of Saudi Labour Law
                                     Contemporary Saudi Labour Law
                                     Employment contracts
                                     Disability rights
                                     Recruitment regulations
                                     Probation period
                                     Work contracts
                                     Termination
                                     Leave
                                     Wages
                                     Working hours
                                     Annual vacations
                                     Hajj leaves
                                     Leave for exams

Our presentation focuses on the historical development of legal systems in Saudi Arabia. Today
 we will discuss ancient legal systems such as the Byzantine legal system and Islamic legal systems known as Sharia. The Byzantine legal system was complex and aimed to balance the interests of different social classes while maintaining the empire’s economic stability. Islamic Law known as “Sharia” developed from the 7th Century onwards
 encompassing legal
 moral
 and ethical principles derived from the Holy Quran and Hadith (P-B-U-H-). Different schools within Islam have contributed to the diversity of Islamic legal interpretations.

We have traced the history of labor law through several key moments that have shaped the way workers are treated and protected in the United States.

Our training will focus on Saudi HR Operations
 relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. Our principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. Our principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. Our principles aim to create a balanced and ethical work environment that respects the rights and dignity of all parties involved.

We will provide an overview of the historical development of labour laws
 focusing on key milestones that have shaped the way work is organized and regulated in the modern era. We will discuss the impact of industrialization on labour laws
 and how they have evolved over time to protect the rights and well-being of workers. We will examine some of the key milestones in the historical development of labour laws and how they have shaped the way we work and live.

We will provide training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2-0-2-4
 covering the historical development of contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M  Technology. We will also provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training are provided.

We focus on providing information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. Our training provides hands-on experience with Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. We provide key takeaways for each day of the training. Despite these reforms
 ongoing challenges remain. The legal and social frameworks in many G-C-C countries are still evolving
 and there is ongoing debate about how to balance the needs of the local population with those of the large expatriate workforce.

We will cover the historical development of Saudi Arabia Labor Law
 contemporary Saudi Labor Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards and work injuries
 medical and social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contracts
 labor dispute settlement and compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--) technology. We will also provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries and programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review and post-assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training will be provided. Our presentation will highlight the historical development of Saudi Arabia Labor Law
 including the first comprehensive labor law in 1969
 major overhauls in 2005
 and recent updates that focus on improving working conditions and enhancing workers' rights. If you have a specific aspect of Saudi labor law you're interested in exploring further
 please let us know.

Saudi Arabia's H R M practices are heavily influenced by Sharia Law
 government guarantees
 and legal frameworks governing employment and social security. The Saudi Labour Law provides fundamental rights and principles related to employment and labor rights
 which are further elaborated through specific labor laws that regulate various aspects such as employment contracts
 wages
 working conditions
 safety standards
 and dispute resolution mechanisms. Cultural norms
 industry dynamics
 business strategies
 and labor market conditions also shape H R M practices in Saudi Arabia. To effectively manage and develop a skilled workforce
 companies must understand these challenges and opportunities and adapt their H R M practices accordingly.

We will provide valuable insights into the historical development of Saudi Labour Law
 contemporary employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. Additionally
 our presentation will provide hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations
 covering briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 as well as program review & post assessment.

We will explore the relationship between Labour Law and Sharia Law
 cultural norms
 and societal expectations in Saudi Arabia. We will examine how these factors influence H R M practices
 organizational behavior
 management styles
 and employee relations. Additionally
 we will examine how local and international best practices in H R M provide benchmarks for organizations in Saudi Arabia
 guiding them on effective strategies for talent acquisition
 development
 and retention. These practices evolve with advancements in management theory and technology
 impacting how organizations attract and manage their workforce. We encourage you to ask questions and engage in discussions to better understand the complexities of Labour Law and its impact on H R M practices in Saudi Arabia.

We will cover the historical development of Saudi Arabia Labour Law
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. During the presentation
 we will discuss labor market conditions
 including unemployment rates
 skills availability
 and wage trends
 and how they influence H R M strategies by shaping recruitment strategies
 compensation packages
 and workforce planning efforts. We will also focus on the concept of strategic H R M
 which involves aligning human capital management with organizational goals
 ensuring that workforce capabilities contribute to business success.

Labour Law in Saudi Arabia has evolved over time
 and it is essential to understand the legal framework
 cultural dynamics
 and industry imperatives that shape HR practices in the country. Effective HR management requires a nuanced understanding of these factors. By fostering productive work environments
 ensuring compliance with regulations
 promoting fair labor practices
 and driving organizational success
 HR practices can help businesses thrive in a dynamic global economy.

Discuss labor laws in Saudi Arabia. This regulation is updated annually to ensure better protection for the rights of employees and employers. Some of the key changes include an extension of the probation period
 mandatory Hajj leave
 and prohibition of discrimination in the workplace. We will also discuss regulations for major accidents and work injuries
 as well as the medical and social services available to employees. Our training program will cover all of these topics in detail
 and we will provide hands-on training and program review at the end of each day.

Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024 is our area of expertise. We will discuss the historical development and contemporary Saudi Labour Law. Our presentation will cover employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards and work injuries
 medical and social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 and labor dispute settlement and compliance. We will offer hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations and program review & post assessment. Our training includes a wide range of employment regulations.

Our presentation focuses on providing information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. Understanding Labor Laws and Compliance Requirements in Pakistan: A Guide for HR Professionals  H-R-S-G (hrsgonline.com) The labor laws of Pakistan hold significant importance in regulating the relationship between employers and employees
 ensuring equitable treatment and protecting workers’ rights. HR professionals should familiarize themselves with the fundamental principles of these labor laws to ensure that their workplace policies comply with legal requirements. The Foundations of Labor Laws in Pakistan: Pakistan’s labor laws are primarily based on a combination of the Constitution
 various labor acts
 and international labor conventions. These laws cover a wide range of employment regulations
 including working hours
 minimum wage
 social security
 and workers’ welfare. Human resources professionals should familiarize themselves with the fundamental principles of these labor laws to ensure that their workplace policies comply with legal requirements.

 Understanding Labor Laws and Compliance Requirements in Pakistan: A Guide for HR Professionals - HRSG (hrsgonline.com)

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 The labor laws of Pakistan hold significant importance in regulating the relationship between employers and employees, ensuring equitable treatment and protecting workers’ rights. For HR professionals, comprehending these labor laws and compliance requirements is pivotal to managing human resources efficaciously and establishing a legally compliant workplace. Through this blog, we aim to delve into the fundamental facets of employment regulations in Pakistan, offering invaluable insights for HR professionals striving to align their workplace policies with the national labor laws. The Foundations of Labor Laws in Pakistan: Pakistan’s labor laws are primarily based on a combination of the Constitution, various labor acts, and international labor conventions. These laws cover a wide range of employment regulations, including working hours, minimum wage, social security, and workers’ welfare. Human resources professionals should familiarize themselves with the fundamental principles of these labor laws to ensure that their workplace policies comply with legal requirements.


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The historical development and contemporary Saudi Arabia Labour Law will be the focus of our discussion. We aim to provide you with up-to-date information on this topic. We will be covering employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. Additionally
 we will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. Our key takeaways for each day of the training are provided. Please see the following slide for the key takeaways for the first day.

Saudi Arabia has a unique legislative system based on Islamic law (Sharia). The Kingdom recognizes as law only what is legislated in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah (P-U-B-H-). There are three main sources of law: Islamic law
 statutory law
 and Royal Orders. The legal system of Saudi Arabia is structured with specific responsibilities and processes outlined in the Basic Law of Saudi Arabia
 but the legislative process is not standardized. New laws primarily originate from the Council of Ministers or the Majlis Al-Shura.

Our presentation provides information on the historical development of Saudi Labour Law
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment.

1. Comprehensive information on Saudi Labour Law: historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology.
                                    2. Hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training are provided.

Saudi Arabia has 13 provinces with unique cultural heritage. The kingdom has a local government system that gives citizens a voice in the decision-making process. The governors oversee one or more municipal councils
 with half of the members being appointed and half elected. This fosters a sense of community and belonging among citizens and allows them to participate in the decision-making process and contribute to the development of their region.

We provide training on Saudi Arabia Labor Law and focus on the latest information on historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labor Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M  Technology.

We will discuss Saudi Labour Law and its various components such as employment mechanism
 contract
 private offices for recruitment from abroad
 non-Saudis
 granting work permits
 recruitment regulations and procedures. We will provide hands-on experience in Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries and programs
 program review and post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training will be highlighted.

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                                    Our training on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024 will cover the following topics:
                                     Historical development of Saudi Labour Law
                                     Contemporary Saudi Labour Law
                                     Employment contracts
                                     Disability rights
                                     Recruitment regulations
                                     Probation period
                                     Work contracts
                                     Termination
                                     Leave
                                     Wages
                                     Working hours
                                     Annual vacations

Saudi Arabia passed a new Labour Law in 2024. This law aims to improve the working conditions and rights of employees in the country. Some of the key changes include the requirement for paid maternity leave
 the protection of whistleblowers
 and the establishment of a labour inspection agency to ensure compliance with the law. These changes are expected to have a positive impact on the labour market in Saudi Arabia and provide a better working environment for employees.

We will present on the historical development of Saudi Labour Law
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contracts
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and an introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. Our hands-on training will focus on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. The main legislation governing employment in the Kingdom is the Labor Law issued under Royal Decree No. M/51 dated 23/08/1426H (corresponding to 26 September 2005) (the “Labor Law” or the “Law”). The Law has been amended
 by Royal Decree No. M/24 dated 12/05/1434H (corresponding to 24 March 2013)
  Royal Decree No. M/46 dated 05/06/1436H (corresponding to 25 March 2015)   Royal Decree No. M/134 dated 27/11/1440H (corresponding to 30 July 2019). Labour laws under Resolution No. 51848/1442 that took effect in March 2021. Amendments brought in by Resolution No. 51848/1442. Our training will provide you with the latest information on the current status of the Saudi Labour Law.

Our presentation will provide information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We will also provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment.

In this presentation
 we provide information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We offer hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment.

Our presentation on Saudi Arabia Labour Law -2024 will provide information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology. We will provide hands-on training on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. Today
 our focus will be on Regulating Employment Mechanism.

Our presentation will provide information on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M  Technology. We will provide hands-on training that focuses on Saudi HR Operations
 briefings on relevant ministries & programs
 including G-O-S-I
 misa
 CoC
 G-A-Z-T
 MoC
 and Muqeem Visa Portal
 and program review & post assessment. The key takeaways for each day of the training are provided.

Provide a comprehensive training presentation on the historical development
 contemporary Saudi Labour Law
 employment contracts
 disability rights
 recruitment regulations
 probation period
 work contracts
 termination
 leave
 wages
 working hours
 annual vacations
 Hajj leaves
 leave for exams
 unpaid leave
 sick leave
 part-time work
 protection against occupational hazards
 high risk firms
 major accidents
 regulations of major hazards & work injuries
 medical & social services
 working in remote locations
 employment of working women
 marine work contract
 labor dispute settlement & compliance
 and introduction to key H R M (S-A-P--)  Technology.