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Saudi Ministry Addresses Late Payment Issue for Foreign Workers

Ministry advises workers to file complaints if they are not paid on time

Saudi Ministry Addresses Late Payment Issue for Foreign Workers

Foreign workers in Gulf countries, including India, often face challenges in their workplaces, including issues with receiving their salaries on time.

The Saudi Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (MHRSD) has acknowledged this problem and stated that establishments and employers who do not pay their workers on time are in violation of the law.

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Advice for Affected Workers

The MHRSD has advised workers who experience this issue to file a complaint immediately. It is not uncommon for workers to be faced with late or unpaid salaries, but the ministry is taking steps to ensure that employers are held accountable for such violations.

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Importance of Timely Payment

Receiving salaries on time is essential for workers, as it allows them to support themselves and their families.

Saudi Ministry Addresses Late Payment Issue for Foreign Workers
Saudi Ministry Addresses Late Payment Issue for Foreign Workers

Late payment can cause financial strain and stress for workers, and it is important for the government to address this issue to protect the rights of those who are employed in the country.

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Conclusion

The MHRSD’s statement on the issue of late payment for workers is a step towards addressing a common problem faced by foreign workers in Gulf countries.

It is important for employers to pay their workers on time as required by law, and for workers to have a means to seek recourse if this does not occur.

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