What worries me isn't QORLA, because identifying the problem you stated is part of the solution, it's the Qatarization approach taken in the field.
After the merge and restructuring under the new Minister, dozens of Qataris were stranded with a job title and pay, with no real daily job or even an office to sit in. If what I heard from my teacher friends is true, about where all those will be "squeezed" next year, I'd baldly and confidently say that Education is bound to subscribe to an indefinite setback.
What worries me isn't QORLA, because identifying the problem you stated is part of the solution, it's the Qatarization approach taken in the field.
After the merge and restructuring under the new Minister, dozens of Qataris were stranded with a job title and pay, with no real daily job or even an office to sit in. If what I heard from my teacher friends is true, about where all those will be "squeezed" next year, I'd baldly and confidently say that Education is bound to subscribe to an indefinite setback.
Salam