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Study highlights barriers before women leadership in Kingdom
FATIMA MUHAMMAD SAUDI GAZETTE JEDDAH — A Saudi female researcher has pointed out various obstacles that hinder women in the Kingdom reaching leadership positions. Manal Kattan, a PhD student at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain, conducted a study titled “Factors ...
Crime rate in Makkah region drops by 13%
FATIMA MUHAMMAD Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — The percentage of crimes in Makkah province dropped this year by 13 percent, compared to the previous year. Spokesman for Makkah Region Police Col. Ati Al-Qurashi said concerted efforts and field tours by police teams over the ...
85 percent engineers in Kingdom are expats
Fatima Muhammad JEDDAH — Expatriates constitute 85 percent of manpower in the engineering sector, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Labor. There are 200,000 registered engineers, said the statement. Minister of Labor Mufrej Al-Haqbani and Minister of Commerce and ...
Nida Al-Amal center takes due care of those with special needs
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — At least 45 male disabled individuals — all above 14 years and of different nationalities — get same basic language skills and are trained on ways to become independent and enjoy outdoor activities. These students are members ...
HRDF adopts strategies to boost job chances of women, fresh grads
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — The Human Resource Development Fund (HRDF) will soon implement new strategies to increase employment opportunities for fresh Saudi university graduates and women job seekers. Mansour Al-Mansour, deputy manager of the fund, told a press conference here that ...
3 stranded workers struggling to obtain exit visas
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — Three Indian workers who got stranded in the Kingdom after fleeing their employer in the Eastern Province are still struggling to obtain exit visas to return home. The workers said they stopped work at the factory and ...
Business owners voice concern at new labor rules
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — Businessmen have voiced their concern regarding couple of new articles of the new labor regulations that were passed by the Ministry of Labor recently. The sticking point, according to them was particularly those that dealt with vacations, ...
SR2,000 fine for keeping workers’ passports: Ministry
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — An employer who keeps the passports of his employees will be fined SR2,000 and the one who does not provide a copy of the contract to workers will be fined SR5,000, according to the new regulations ...
Three-stage plan to combat flood disasters
FATIMA MUHAMMAD SAUDI GAZETTE JEDDAH — Jeddah municipality announced on Wednesday that it has finalized its three-stage plan to combat disasters caused by floods. The goal is to remove rainwater from main areas within six hours after it has rained, said deputy mayor ...
Education investors seek flexible rules
Fatima Muhammad Saudi Gazette JEDDAH — A group of businessmen has called on the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs to ease investment regulations in the education sector. It will contribute to the development of this vital sector in the Kingdom, they ...
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